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The article reports on the plan of ride-hailing company Uber to curb sexual assault lawsuits by supporting a ballot measure in Nevada that would limit the amount of contingency fees that lawyers could collect when they brought successful lawsuits. It informs about the donation given by Uber to the political action committee Nevadans for Dair Recovery, which presented the measure. Also noted is the opposition of Uber Sexual Assault Survivors for Legal Accountability to the ballot measure.

The article focuses on Kenneth Chesebro, a lawyer involved in efforts to reverse Donald Trump's election defeat, who has pleaded guilty to conspiring to file false documents in Georgia and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in a racketeering indictment.

The article focuses on emails indicating that lawyers fighting to reverse President Donald J. Trump's election defeat were aware that their legal litigation challenging Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s victory in Wisconsin had little chance of success but believed it had political value.