Seventh and Eighth Circuits have stricken similar laws, so this decision creates a circuit split

Today's the last day of #SCOTUS arguments. Will he? Won't he?

Mail-Order Drug Dispute Could Clarify Obamacare Bias Protections - attorney Nathaniel Glasser discusses in a Bloomberg Law article by Mary Anne Pazanowski. #humanresources #HR #emplaw #employmentlaw #employeebenefits #healthplans #pharma #SupremeCourt news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and-p…

Yes, for right-to-lifers, this has never been about Roe. Dobbs is a stopping point on the road to a national ban, as far as strategy goes, or SCOTUS recognition of personhood. Have a piece on this coming out soon in The Atlantic.

Alito and Gorsuch would have invalidated the entire ACA.

Final ruling?

NEW: DOJ filed a lawsuit to challenge #SB8, Texas' 6-week abortion ban, which the Supreme Court allowed to go into effect Sept. 1. Here's the complaint: bloomberglaw.com/public/documen…

A federal judge temporarily blocked Texas’s new ban on most abortions, saying the law outsourcing enforcement to bounty-hunting members of the public was “contrived” to get around a constitutional right. blawgo.com/xxvfHbM

Workers and advocacy groups have filed at least 39 federal cases this year to block employee vaccine mandates. Seven have been dismissed, and courts denied requests to temporarily block mandates in 12 of them, according to the story.

“If it really is an issue about choice, why is 15 weeks not enough time?” Chief Justice John Roberts asked.

BREAKING: Supreme Court blocks OSHA vaccine-or-test mandate, but not CMS mandate.

Leadership consultant Lauren Rikleen examines in a Bloomberg Law Insight deep-seated biases in commentary questioning whether President Biden’s vow to appoint a Black woman to the U.S. Supreme Court conflicts with finding the most qualified jurist for the role. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/en…

Win or lose Sarah Palin’s defamation case against The New York Times could be really damaging to the press, Lydia Wheeler writes. blawgo.com/GX0iQMg

TODAY: A federal judge in Idaho will hear arguments on whether the state's anti-abortion law should be frozen. The US will argue EMTALA, an emergency care law, trumps Idaho's law that offers limited exceptions for medical emergencies.