Trade Desk Inc. founder Jeff Green prevailed on appeal against shareholders seeking to upend a trial court ruling that let him keep a pay package potentially worth $5.2 billion.

The call for a fresh look at a unique ERISA rule applied by the Eleventh Circuit intensified this week, when seafood company employees requested rehearing after an October decision rejecting their case.

Ohio would relax its child labor restrictions to allow 14- and 15-year-olds to work later hours during the school year with a parent’s permission, under legislation sent to Gov. Mike DeWine (R) for his approval.

A Mueller Water Products Inc. unit won a judgment that its smart water meters don’t infringe a Rein Tech Inc. patent for leak-detecting home water systems, ending their seven-year federal lawsuit a week before a scheduled jury trial.

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in the Chicago suburbs must provide detainees adequate food, hygiene products, showers, and bedding, a federal judge ordered.

Viatris Inc. investors can’t proceed with a lawsuit claiming the drugmaker misrepresented its commitment to its biosimilars business segment, the Third Circuit said.

President Donald Trump’s use of broad powers to impose his signature tariffs faced a barrage of skeptical questions at the Supreme Court that signal it may be ready to intervene.

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Home Depot Inc. doesn’t have to rehire a Minnesota retail worker after a federal appeals court held that the National Labor Relations Board “improperly evaluated” the reasons for the company’s rule banning political slogans on employees’ uniforms.

Larry Klayman, the founder of Judicial Watch, has been suspended for two years by the Florida Supreme Court for violating conflict rules, including by representing clients opposed to his former organization.

Federal employee unions are suing the Trump administration over a hiring question they say is designed to test applicants’ loyalty to the president.

Tesla won’t have to consult shareholders before using Texas law to bar smaller investors from submitting proxy proposals or bringing lawsuits against company management.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI Inc. prematurely released a dangerously sycophantic and psychologically manipulative model, according to seven new lawsuits filed Thursday against the organization.

The Massachusetts judge who faced federal obstruction charges for helping a defendant evade ICE at her courthouse will receive only a public reprimand because she didn’t know about the plan to escape out the back door.

A divided US Supreme Court dealt a fresh blow to transgender rights, temporarily reviving a Trump administration policy that generally requires new passports to reflect the sex on the holder’s birth certificate.

The Senate Judiciary Committee again delayed votes on two nominees for federal judgeships in Mississippi who’ve struggled for over a month to advance out of the Republican-led panel.

High-profile US Supreme Court advocate Tom Goldstein is likely to escape charges related to alleged sham employment relationships after the federal judge presiding over his criminal tax case in Maryland said Thursday she’s “inclined” to dismiss them.

President Donald Trump named Andrea Lucas chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after she spent much of 2025 serving as the civil rights agency’s acting leader.

Tesla Inc. shareholders approved a $1 trillion compensation package for Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk, the largest payout ever awarded to a corporate leader.