Washington state filed a complaint in federal court challenging the Trump administration’s rescission of more than $9 million in climate resilience funding.

Oil and gas companies embroiled in nationwide climate litigation want the US Supreme Court to revisit a Colorado-based tort suit that they claim reaches far beyond state authority.

The Environmental Protection Agency will no longer abide by the collective bargaining agreement struck with unions representing its employees.

Tech in all its forms is table stakes for law firms these days. In addition to embracing AI, firms are also tapping into internal data analytics to boost their attorneys’ productivity, attract new business, and help expand their offerings to clients.

The tide of growth is shifting, particularly for mid-size firms outside of New York City. For those firms, litigation is an opportunity to carve their own space in an area clients increasingly emphasize.

The “Velvet Hammer” stood before his sentencing judge in June and gave a statement worthy of his reputation: Deliberate, calm, and painstakingly careful not to cross the line into an admission of guilt.

Canada on Friday urged a federal judge to prevent Michigan’s governor from forcing the shutdown of the Enbridge Inc.-owned Line 5 oil and gas pipeline, pending its treaty’s dispute resolution process.

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Tesla Inc. fired or otherwise retaliated against “a dizzying number” of human resources professionals for validating reports of workplace racism at the company’s Fremont, Calif., facility, a federal lawsuit charges.

Opinion: Alston & Bird attorneys says supporters and opponents of oil production in California should closely monitor upcoming developments following recent moves from the Trump administration involving drilling.

The “Velvet Hammer” stood before his sentencing judge in June and gave a statement worthy of his reputation: Deliberate, calm, and painstakingly careful not to cross the line into an admission of guilt.

The Trump administration announced it’s approving a vast expansion of one of the nation’s biggest coal mines.

Canada on Friday urged a federal judge to prevent Michigan’s governor from forcing the shutdown of the Enbridge Inc.-owned Line 5 oil and gas pipeline, pending its treaty’s dispute resolution process.

The Environmental Protection Agency lawfully exempted animal farms from disclosing toxic air emissions after a federal court ruled the agency didn’t have statutory leeway to consider the public’s right to access information.

Opinion: Alston & Bird attorneys says supporters and opponents of oil production in California should closely monitor upcoming developments following recent moves from the Trump administration involving drilling.

Tesla Inc. fired or otherwise retaliated against “a dizzying number” of human resources professionals for validating reports of workplace racism at the company’s Fremont, Calif., facility, a federal lawsuit charges.

The gap between how Democrats and Republicans view the US Supreme Court is diverging more than ever, according to a new Gallup poll.

A coalition of 28 Republican state attorneys general voiced their support for the EPA’s effort to abolish power plant rules.

The Trump administration has mounted attacks against wind and solar projects in the US, and incoming Treasury Department and IRS guidance could further limit the number of companies that can qualify for the rolled-back energy tax credits.

Further construction of a temporary migrant detention center in the Florida Everglades was temporarily halted by a federal court after conservation groups said state and federal agencies violated environmental law while quickly building the facility.

The Interior Department will review all offshore wind energy regulations as a step toward ending preferential treatment for wind and solar, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced.