Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP has been disqualified as counsel for Masimo Corp. directors by a California state court judge in one of several lawsuits across the US in which the medical technology company and its founder have sued each other.

Sean Bosack joined Nixon Peabody as a partner in its complex disputes practice in Providence, the firm announced Monday.

Nathan Mitchell joined Holland & Knight as a partner in its international trade group in Washington, D.C., the firm announced Monday.

Anna Els joined Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough as a partner in its estate planning and trusts team in Naples, the firm announced Monday.

The IRS can assess and collect civil restitution payments in a parallel proceeding against someone who has been convicted of a federal tax-related crime under Title 18, the Seventh Circuit held Monday in a case of first impression.

The US Supreme Court appeared ready to side with a former Twitter employee convicted of spying for Saudi Arabia who says he was charged with obstructing an investigation in the wrong venue.

The share of Affordable Care Act insurance customers in plans that cost more than $6,000 a year doubled, a sign of the squeeze on household budgets after Congress let Covid-era assistance expire.

The US Labor Department can proceed with a lawsuit alleging an Alabama-based engineering and scientific consulting firm improperly diluted the value of worker-owned shares.

A federal judge in Maryland rejected a health insurance company’s attempt to dismiss an air ambulance provider’s lawsuit over an unpaid surprise billing award, marking a rare instance in which a court determined it had jurisdiction to enforce arbitration results under the No Surprises Act.

Courts will be thrown into “chaos,” a Trump administration attorney claimed Monday, if the Ninth Circuit doesn’t continue to pause orders from a California federal judge who said a nationwide class of detained immigrants have the right to a bond hearing.

Swiss Re America Holding Corp. couldn’t escape a lawsuit Monday alleging its handling of a $1.45 billion retirement plan violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.

Companies offering alternative assets in retirement savings plans would get more legal protection under a new Trump administration proposal, potentially opening up opportunities for firms like Blackstone Inc. and Apollo Global Management Inc. in the $14 trillion market.

The share of Affordable Care Act insurance customers in plans that cost more than $6,000 a year doubled, a sign of the squeeze on household budgets after Congress let Covid-era assistance expire.

The IRS has issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §865 and Treas. Reg. §301.9100 granting taxpayers 120 days to make a late election to treat gain from sales of ...

The IRS has issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §§115 and 170 confirming that income of a county-created nonprofit corporation established to reclaim abandoned properties is excludable from gross ...

The IRS has issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §337 confirming no gain or loss recognition for taxpayer upon liquidation into an Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act corporation, with the ...

The IRS has issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §430 approving substitute mortality tables for a defined benefit pension plan following significant population changes from plan mergers. The taxpayer ...

The IRS has issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §1382 confirming that gain from a subsidiary’s sale of partnership interest in a telecommunications network constitutes patronage-sourced income excludable from ...

Los Angeles’ water and power utility is tapping the municipal bond market with its first offering since a judge ruled last month that the utility must face hundreds of lawsuits faulting its response to the devastating 2025 Palisades Fire.

Yay? Look, the timing isn’t great. Even a few months ago, the big story in financial markets was the rise of private credit, and the push to put alternative assets like private equity and private credit into ordinary people’s retirement funds. But now the big story is that ordinary people are trying to get their money out of private credit funds, and not being able to, and being upset. It is not the most auspicious possible moment to ask people to put more private credit in their 401(k)s. But financial-market memories are short, and regulatory timelines are long, and maybe by the time 401(k) plans are actually offering a lot of private credit everyone will want it again. Also private equity, at least in some forms, is still hot. A lot of people would love to put SpaceX in their 401(k)s.

Companies offering alternative assets in retirement savings plans would get more legal protection under a new Trump administration proposal, potentially opening up opportunities for firms like Blackstone Inc. and Apollo Global Management Inc. in the $14 trillion market.

A slate of new advisers are joining the US accounting board’s panel focused on corporate financial reporting’s usefulness to investors.

Sean Bosack joined Nixon Peabody as a partner in its complex disputes practice in Providence, the firm announced Monday.

Blackstone Inc. is launching its first hedge fund for affluent individuals, as the $1.3 trillion asset manager intensifies its push to bring alternative investments to doctors, lawyers and other professionals with disposable income to invest.