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In a historic first, an ex-president and current presidential candidate was convicted on felony charges. This is not the end of the matter, though. In some ways, it's just beginning. findlaw.com/legalblogs/cou…

TikTok is suing the government to avoid being banned. The government says it's for national security. TikTok says otherwise. FindLaw finds out. ow.ly/2a5850RN6Vp

Could the Argentinian court system hold alleged Russian war criminals accountable for torturing a Ukrainian man? An unusual new case puts international human rights law in the spotlight. ow.ly/ufiK50RN6GB

What consequences do students arrested for protesting face? What are their legal rights? FindLaw provides the basics. ow.ly/MnEO50RtHr2

Donald Trump was held in contempt of court on Tuesday morning. Wondering what this means? FindLaw explains. ow.ly/Q8jk50RsVZV

After OJ Simpson's death, what happens to his estate? Law and Daily Life examines how creditors, like the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, can collect their judgments against Simpson's estate. ow.ly/pSEV50Rh4XN

FindLaw examines the pathways that led to the parents of the Oxford High School shooter facing up to fifteen years in prison for manslaughter. Will this landmark prosecution lead to changes in Michigan or beyond? findlaw.com/legalblogs/law…

Amanda Knox is back in court this time facing slander charges in Italy. Years after her exoneration for the murder of Meredith Kercher, this trial seeks to address the accusations made against Patrick Lumumba. ow.ly/EhAZ50RguUc

Arizona's Supreme Court has reinstated a near-total abortion ban from 1864, making a significant shift in the state's stance on reproductive rights. This decision, is directly linked to the Dobbs case overturning Roe v Wade. ow.ly/cjHC50ReZze

Some legal experts are calling for the Insurrection Act to be amended to scale back the president's ability to call in the military to deal with domestic problems. FindLaw explains what the Act is, how it's been used, and what changes are being proposed. ow.ly/ynUq50RbMCh

Uber and Lyft are threatening to leave Minneapolis over the city's new bill promising drivers a minimum wage. FindLaw drives into the story. ow.ly/EV6j50R1sIs

French luxury fashion house Hermes is in the middle of a class action lawsuit over their alleged violation of antitrust laws. Buyers are alleging Hermes' selling practices make purchasers "earn" a Birkin or Kelly handbag by purchasing other items first. ow.ly/Utq750R24vT

Merry Christmas! FindLaw explains five ways you can get arrested and how to stay out of police custody. ow.ly/gxK250Q9xsr

Is one of your New Year's resolutions to eat healthier? Find Law explains what it means when a food is labeled “organic". ow.ly/28Q750Q9xtN

Thinking of hosting a holiday party? Here are your legal responsibilities as a host. ow.ly/ppJY50Q9xuj

When the weather keeps you cooped up inside and you still have holiday shopping to do, it can cause a big number on your credit card. Use these tips to keep your spending in check. ow.ly/kPzz50Q9xuG

Holiday travel can be extremely busy, and it can cause your flight to be overbooked. You should know what your rights are if it does. ow.ly/HsHK50Q9xvo

Are your kids traveling alone during the holiday season? FindLaw explains what you should know before you find your gate. ow.ly/WrZ250Q9xvN

On social media, most things are too good to be true. Social media scams are rising at an alarming rate. Learn to be a safe shopper with these tips from FindLaw. ow.ly/lkos50Q9xwA

Tennessee hands out greater punishment for sex workers living with HIV/AIDS, despite advances in medical treatment. Does this violate the Americans with Disabilities Act? ow.ly/2Fx850Q520G