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Lots of good info on laptops here without all the marketing junk: https://www.rtings.com/laptop/reviews/best
Get Windows 11 Pro (not Home), so you have more options for turning off annoying crap built-in to Windows.
For CAD get at least 16GB of RAM, but I’d recommend 32 or 64.
Mouse reviews: https://www.rtings.com/mouse
CAD would benefit from a larger monitor than a laptop can have: https://www.rtings.com/monitor
If you do consider Linux, check out https://system76.com/ — If you get one of their computers, Linux (Pop!_OS) comes pre installed, is supported by this company, and would be pretty similar to using Windows or MacOS.
Thanks, you gave me lots of good resources here!