Ashurst LLP reached its goal to hit £1 billion in annual revenue even as global markets grappled with uncertain economic conditions.

Columbia University Applicant Personal Data Stolen by Hacker

The Milwaukee school board’s firing of an elementary school counselor after a profanity-tinged speech against transgender rights at a political rally complies with free speech protections, the Seventh Circuit said.

Opinion: Former US Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) says an antitrust complaint filed by 11 Republican state attorneys general is long on allegations but short on evidence.

Opinion: Orrick's Irena Royzman and Dana Sublett write that judges have done a good job in multiple decisions that protect "skinny labels" and the ability to produce and market generic drugs.

The US Supreme Court’s choice to take up a dispute next term over activist investors’ ability to challenge corporate resolutions signals the justices are eager to clarify a major tenet of investment fund operations.

President Donald Trump nominated Rosario Palmieri, a partner at Lewis Brisbois, to be the Labor Department’s assistant secretary of labor for policy.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has reached a settlement with SolarWinds Inc. over the company’s alleged failure to disclose cybersecurity risks prior to its 2020 announcement that it had been the target of a two-yearlong cyberattack.

Opinion: Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell writes that the Trump-era Federal Trade Commission is taking an approach to antitrust that is more concerned with consumer harm than market dominance.

Unum Life Insurance Company of America must pay disability benefits to a former Workday employee suffering from depression and other mental health issues, a federal judge in California ruled.

Alnylam Beats Acuitas Claim on Patents in Pfizer Shot Suit

Minnesota weaponized transparency when it passed a law that required social media platforms to disclose details about their algorithms to the public, a tech association and lobbying group alleged in a lawsuit.

A US district court improperly threw out a fraud conviction against former Twenty-First Century Fox executive Hernan Lopez for his involvement in a FIFA corruption scandal, the Second Circuit said.

11th Cir. Backs Florida in Trans Teacher’s Pronoun Ban Suit

The Trump administration asked the US Supreme Court to stay an order reinstating three members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission that it fired in May.

This video explores the history, impact, and legal scrutiny surrounding executive orders, with a focus on the expansive use of this presidential tool by Donald Trump.

Bumble, Blackstone Defend Stock Sales Disputed by Investors

Servers at Tennessee-based Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc.'s locations across the US can’t automatically join a collective action over wages in Arizona because they didn’t work in the state, the Ninth Circuit said.

A bankruptcy judge’s signoff on 23andMe’s sale of genetic data exposes privacy law loopholes in a carefully structured deal and sets the stage for increased regulatory scrutiny.

The US Supreme Court won’t weigh in on a censorship case brought by a Robert F. Kennedy Jr.-founded anti-vaccine group that challenged Meta Platforms Inc.’s decision to pull its Facebook posts.