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Despite facing thousands of legal cases, J&J has tried to evade financial and legal responsibility for their product's connection to cancer. But now, the courts are starting to hold them accountable.

In February, the Supreme Court heard arguments on President Biden's student debt forgiveness plan, which stands to impact millions of borrowers who could see their loans eliminated or reduced.

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For the first time a law firm is using the term "quiet quitting" to describe the alleged lax and unethical behavior of an associate in a new lawsuit. FindLaw explains.

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Police in North Carolina told Dijon Sharpe that livestreaming his friend's interaction with officers was illegal, but the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals isn't so sure the town's officer safety rationale overcomes the First Amendment.

Emily Kohrs, the foreperson of the special grand jury charged with investigating election interference by former President Trump and his allies, has been giving media interviews. FindLaw considers whether she's ruining any future prosecutions.

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Advancements in artificial intelligence are happening faster and faster. What does that mean for the court system? FindLaw takes a speculative look at what could happen to lawyers, judges and juries.