QuidelOrtho Corp., a global leader in in vitro diagnostics, announced the appointment of Nathaniel “Nate” Sisitsky as its new chief legal officer, effective Monday, the company saidTuesday.

A panel of seven appellate and district court judges rejected Judge Pauline Newman’s effort to regain her position on the Federal Circuit, where the 98-year-old jurist was suspended by her colleagues.

Polsinelli chair Chase Simmons, who leads one of the fastest growing firms in the country, talked on Bloomberg Law’s podcast, On The Merits, about how Polsinelli is adopting AI across the firm. He also explained Polsinelli’s focus on being a “daily and weekly law firm” for its clients and discussed his views on the Trump administration’s attacks on the legal industry.

Jeris Brunette, Mark Dendinger, Rebecca Keep and William Ebert joined Ashurst LLP as finance and restructuring partners in New York, the firm announced Tuesday.

The share of Black summer associates at US law firms shrank to its lowest level in more than a decade against the backdrop of a conservative push to end race- and gender-based preferences in school admissions and hiring, including a specific effort against legal internships.

Vincent Schmeltz joined Steptoe as a partner in its investigations, white-collar defense and compliance and financial innovation and regulation groups in Chicago, the firm announced Monday.

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A District of Columbia federal district court granted dismissal of a Black EMT’s constitutional and statutory claims against the District of Columbia, finding the Fourteenth Amendment inapplicable and administrative remedies unexhausted. Morgan v. District of Columbia, 2026 BL 97588, D.D.C., 21-3040 (RBW), 3/20/26

A US Bancorp employee filed a proposed class action saying bank wrongly charges tobacco-using workers an extra $60 per month for health-care coverage without providing a valid way to avoid the charges.

Amazon Web Services is headed toward trial on a former employee’s allegations of national origin discrimination and retaliation after a federal judge rejected the company’s bid for an early exit.

A Georgia federal district court denied dismissal of ADEA and FMLA claims by an over-60 teacher with a mental health disability, finding age-based comments supported discrimination claims and FMLA claims were timely filed from the school’s non-renewal notice. Jones v. Atlanta Pub. Schs., 2026 BL 97837, N.D. Ga., 1:24-CV-2045-LMM-CCB, 1/29/26

Top Trump administration advisers urged Congress to enact a national standard for artificial intelligence oversight that follows the legislative framework sent to US lawmakers aimed at preempting a growing number of state rules.

Uber Technologies Inc. was hit with a proposed class action accusing the ride-share service of willfully submitting fraudulent tax forms to the IRS that reported income for individuals who never drove for the company.

The SEC’s advice to companies grappling with new income tax disclosure requirements reflects the Trump administration’s emphasis on streamlining financial reporting.

A plan to levy a 3% tax on digital companies providing services to users in Poland appeared Tuesday on the government’s legislative agenda, marking a key advancement for the project.

Voter ID funds and post-election audit grants for states are among the proposals Republicans on the House Administration Committee are floating for a second party-line bill, according to a document obtained by Bloomberg Government.

Polsinelli chair Chase Simmons, who leads one of the fastest growing firms in the country, talked on Bloomberg Law’s podcast, On The Merits, about how Polsinelli is adopting AI across the firm. He also explained Polsinelli’s focus on being a “daily and weekly law firm” for its clients and discussed his views on the Trump administration’s attacks on the legal industry.

Roche Holding AG is reining in spending with the Big Four accounting firms and will require any future consultancy work to be pre-approved by the Swiss drugmaker’s chief financial officer.

The net asset value of a private credit fund is supposed to reflect its actual value. “Private credit funds are worth 80% of their net asset value” suggests that something is wrong; the funds should be worth what they say they are worth.

A key US regulator is pushing to revitalize the banking industry — encouraging mergers, new charters and crypto entrants — in a bid to reverse a decline in the growth of small lenders.

Canadian Energy Minister Tim Hodgson pitched increasing natural gas flows to the US, aimed at boosting LNG exports from the Gulf Coast and meeting rising power demand from artificial-intelligence data centers.

The Federal Reserve said it would speed up its reviews of proposed mergers involving community lenders and other corporate activities after the central bank’s watchdog found the approval process took longer during the Biden administration.

A DC Circuit panel on Tuesday struggled with the scope of factors the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission was required to consider when approving Venture Global’s CP2 LNG export terminal project in Louisiana.

An American Financial Group Inc. insurance unit won a ruling from a California federal judge to pursue its suit seeking to limit coverage for a river pollution case against an equestrian center.