100 Best Legal Blogs to Follow in 2026
The list includes such successful blogs as Law.com (#1), Above the Law (#3), the SCOTUS Blog (#4), and Harvard Law Review (#6).
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Study Finds Cannabis Use Affects Aging Minds
Studies show marijuana may affect memory, mood, and brain function.
Lawsuit: Massachusetts AG Campbell Accuses United HealthCare of Medicaid Fraud
The lawsuit cites an instance in which UnitedHealthcare allegedly overcharged MassHealth by $133,000 over the span of five years for a patient who allegedly needed assistance with tasks like bathing, grooming, and dressing. The patient was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and arthritis, but, upon investigation, “demonstrated complete independence” with the assistance of over-the-counter painkillers.
California Sues 23andMe Over Massive 2023 Data Breach
“Our investigation found that the company failed to take basic steps to protect users’ data,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement.
Federal Court Agrees to Reopen Trump’s $10b Lawsuit Against IRS
“They point to the fact that the settlement in question includes a ‘three-paragraph addendum … [that] purports to ‘forever bar and preclude’ the United States from pursuing claims that could have been [otherwise] asserted [against] Plaintiffs,’ and highlight the fact that Defendants did not ‘even try to defend against Plaintiffs’ claims’ despite their active opposition to nearly identical claims in other litigation,” Judge Williams noted.
Judge Dismisses Trump Administration Lawsuit Against City of Boston
“The redressability problem here is straightforward as it is fatal to the United States’ claim,” the judge wrote. “As a matter of Massachusetts law, Boston law enforcement officers may not detain a person solely based on a federal immigration detainer or administrative warrant because no authority empowers them to do so.”
How Guardianship for Substance Abuse Can Support Long Term Recovery
Families facing repeated relapse, impaired judgment, and ongoing crisis often need more than informal support to protect a loved one and create a path toward stability.
What Factors Influence Sentencing Decisions in Criminal Law Cases?
Mandatory sentencing requirements can limit judicial discretion and require minimum penalties for certain offenses.
When the Chart Gets It Wrong: How AI Documentation Is Changing Risk in Behavioral Health
As AI-assisted documentation becomes more widely adopted, a broader question worth tracking is whether failure to adopt available tools that meaningfully improve documentation accuracy could itself become a factor in negligence assessments.
Wrongful Termination Lawsuits: Why Employees File Them & What They Can Recover
Settlements provide a way for employees to obtain compensation more quickly and with less risk, and they prevent employers from exposing themselves to greater liability than they might otherwise face in court.