Jones Day has sued private equity firm Centre Lane Partners and some of its affiliates, claiming the former client owes more than $9.6 million in unpaid invoices for work, including with its portfolio companies.

Republican senators sought and received reassurance from Trump judicial nominees on their understanding of new Supreme Court precedent curbing nationwide injunctions.

Chicago-based law firm DiCello Levitt is doubling down on financial whistleblower work by acquiring the practice of one of the most prominent attorneys in the field, even as the Securities and Exchange Commission appears reluctant to pay out awards.

The US Supreme Court cleared California to use its new congressional map that favors Democrats during this year’s midterm election, giving the party a pathway to neutralize anticipated Republican gains in the House due to new districts in Texas.

Gregg Polsky joined Gunster as of counsel in its tax practice, the firm announced Tuesday.

Attorneys for Darren Indyke, a longtime personal attorney to Jeffrey Epstein and co-executor of the late financier’s estate, said he will testify before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform after being subpoenaed.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu was cut loose from a former City Hall employee’s federal retaliation lawsuit claiming she was fired to cover up misconduct from a member of her cabinet during an election year.

Labor leaders from Nevada and other key Democratic primary states said California Gov. Gavin Newsom will have to be tougher on the technology industry over AI rules if he wants their support for a potential 2028 presidential run.

Curaleaf Inc. must face trial on its former senior director of brand marketing’s allegations that she wasn’t paid her full salary when she took time off to care for her terminally ill mother and for her personal health conditions.

The Department of Homeland Security will immediately pull 700 officers from Minneapolis, a reduction of about a quarter, amid efforts to deescalate tensions after federal agents killed two US citizens.

A Domino’s franchisee can finalize its deal to end its pizza delivery drivers’ mileage reimbursement collective action without going through a lengthy court approval process, a federal judge said.

US President Donald Trump said he would have passed on Kevin Warsh as his nominee to lead the Federal Reserve if Warsh had expressed a desire to hike interest rates.

The IRS issued an announcement regarding the U.S. and Spain implementing the arbitration process under their Competent Authority Arrangement (CAA), signed Feb. 22, 1990, and amended by the 2013 protocol. ...

Senate Democrats want answers from the Treasury and Justice Departments over the handling of President Donald Trump’s $10 billion IRS lawsuit over illegal disclosure of his tax records.

A Republic Services Inc. subsidiary strains the meaning of an Ohio tax exemption in its quest for a $724,000 sales tax refund for fuel used to power garbage truck lifting arms, Ohio’s tax commissioner told the state’s high court.

Gregg Polsky joined Gunster as of counsel in its tax practice, the firm announced Tuesday.

Senate Finance Democrats, led by Finance ranking member Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), went after the drug supply chain in a press conference Wednesday, a sign that health care costs are becoming a focus for both parties as midterm elections heat up.

The Minnesota Tax Court dropped the $1.92 million assessment of a 93-acre parcel’s fair market value to $1.3 million because not much of its substantial lake frontage is suitable for development.

First Brands founder Patrick James and his brother Edward pleaded not guilty to fraud charges and face a July 13 trial in New York stemming from the multibillion-dollar collapse of their auto-parts supply business.

Target Corp.’s new chief executive officer, Michael Fiddelke, acknowledged in his first town hall that the big-box retailer has lost trust with shoppers and employees and pledged to rebuild that connection.

Biotech billionaire Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, ImmunityBio Inc., and its leaders have defeated a shareholder challenge to a financing arrangement amid pending regulatory approval for a novel bladder cancer drug, according to a Delaware Chancery Court ruling.

Funko Inc. investors convinced an appellate court to revive part of their proposed class action alleging the Pop! figurine maker misled them over the state of its inventory management and information technology system.

An investor sued BlackRock TCP Capital Corp. and three of its executives for allegedly misleading shareholders about the company’s net asset value and portfolio health.

US President Donald Trump said he would have passed on Kevin Warsh as his nominee to lead the Federal Reserve if Warsh had expressed a desire to hike interest rates.