Can states heavily restrict access to mifepristone, the most common drug used in medication abortions, by challenging the Food and Drug Administration’s (“FDA”) scientific determinations about mifepristone’s safety? In Louisiana v. Food and Drug Administration, the...

In this landmark case, the Supreme Court evaluated whether a coalition of anti-abortion organizations could challenge the Food and Drug Administration’s (“FDA”) approval of mifepristone and efforts to expand access to it. The FDA approved mifepristone in 2000 after...

Can survivors of sexual misconduct bring a counterclaim against an individual harasser after being sued for defamation for reporting the misconduct? Sabatini v. Knouse arose after David Sabatini, a tenured MIT professor and former Director of Laboratory Research and...

When a pregnant woman encounters a medical emergency, can states prohibit doctors from performing abortions that are necessary to protect the patient’s health, as required by federal law? On remand from the Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit considered whether Idaho’s...

Can employers continue to force survivors of workplace sexual misconduct into private arbitration despite the passage of the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act (“EFAA”) in 2022? The EFAA was enacted to ensure that survivors of sexual...

The Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and Title IX are designed to protect individuals from sex-based discrimination. But what happens when a state passes a law that directly excludes students from participating in sports based on their gender...

Would you want your child attending a school where the teachers were censored from speaking about "divisive concepts"?  Who would get to define "divisive concepts?"  How would teachers navigate exactly what that meant?  Some teachers have just stopped speaking about...