The First Circuit will consider two lawsuits alleging insurers are discriminating against their policyholders by failing to cover popular GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic when they are prescribed for obesity.

As a young lawyer working in the Reagan administration, John Roberts once quipped that only Supreme Court Justices and schoolchildren are “expected to and do take the entire summer off.”

Chris Gober, an attorney that helped Elon Musk’s America PAC raise more than $250 million to support President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, launched a congressional campaign in Texas on Friday.

The person arrested near Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s home with weapons following the leaked Supreme Court abortion ruling was sentenced to just over eight years in prison for trying to kill a justice.

FirstEnergy Corp. doesn’t have to hand over to suing shareholders two internal investigations that stemmed from a federal corruption probe that took down the former Ohio House speaker, the Sixth Circuit said Friday.

Sharon Smith joined Kilpatrick as counsel in its trademark, copyright & advertising team in San Francisco, the firm announced Friday.

As a young lawyer working in the Reagan administration, John Roberts once quipped that only Supreme Court Justices and schoolchildren are “expected to and do take the entire summer off.”

The largest federal employees union filed a lawsuit accusing the US Department of Education of unlawfully inserting partisan language into the automated out-of-office emails sent from accounts of furloughed workers during the government shutdown that began Wednesday.

Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox division surprised many video game enthusiasts this week when the company announced a 50% price hike, to $30 a month, for the highest level tier in its Game Pass subscription service.

The rally in tech stocks took a breather Friday, pulling back from this week’s record highs. AI optimism was countered by President Donald Trump’s warning to Hamas and signs of a weakening economy as a US government shutdown extended into its third day. The dollar slumped.

A Pennsylvania federal district court granted summary judgment to PA Treatment & Health on a former facility director’s claims under Title VII, the ADA, and state law—with the exception of his gender-based hostile work environment claims, which present genuine disputes of material fact. Bascom v. PA. Treatment, 2025 BL 349214, M.D. Pa., 3:23-CV-1271, 9/30/25

Three former Circle K Stores Inc. workers provided enough evidence of age-based promotion denials to land another shot at their bias claims, a federal appeals court said Friday.

The Trump administration overstepped its authority when it fired members of Puerto Rico’s financial watchdog in August, the US District Court of Puerto Rico ruled.

China is pushing the Trump administration to roll back national-security restrictions on Chinese deals in the US, dangling the prospect of a massive investment package as part of a proposal that would upend a decade of policy.

A group of out-of-state landlords convinced the Alabama Supreme Court to revive on Friday their lawsuit alleging Tuscaloosa’s higher tax rate on student housing is unconstitutional.

The IRS has published its Internal Revenue Bulletin. The bulletin includes: 1) Notice 2025-54, providing the 2025-2026 special per diem rates for taxpayers to use in substantiating the amount of ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a measure that would have offered a tax credit to families that incur significant expenses for medical equipment, like wheelchairs.

The IRS announced that it is continuing to seek feedback regarding the draft Instructions for Form 6765 and is extending the date for certain reporting requirements related to the Credit ...

Braskem SA, the Brazilian chemical giant, said it tapped the entirety of a $1 billion credit line amid an industry downturn and mounting investor concern.

As a young lawyer working in the Reagan administration, John Roberts once quipped that only Supreme Court Justices and schoolchildren are “expected to and do take the entire summer off.”

The Trump administration overstepped its authority when it fired members of Puerto Rico’s financial watchdog in August, the US District Court of Puerto Rico ruled.

McDermott International Inc. will have to face a class, with subclasses, of investors in a suit over the company’s 2018 acquisition of Chicago Bridge & Iron Co., the Fifth Circuit ruled Friday.

Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox division surprised many video game enthusiasts this week when the company announced a 50% price hike, to $30 a month, for the highest level tier in its Game Pass subscription service.

A man who allegedly received and passed along tips about aerospace part maker Kaman Corp.'s sale to a private equity firm has agreed to judgment for the SEC, according to a federal court filing.