The Delaware Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of an overhaul of state law that governs most major US corporations and was fueled by Elon Musk, handing a win to company founders, insiders and private equity owners who sought less restrictive business rules.

Blackstone Inc. paid $87.8 million in legal fees to Kirkland & Ellis last year, according to a securities filing Friday.

Ballard Spahr LLP lost its appeal to collect nearly $237,000 in legal fees for work it did for a managing member of a once-bankrupt investment fund.

Several issues came up during the trial of Tom Goldstein that could be fodder for a successful appeal, according to Bloomberg Law reporter Holly Barker. Barker covered the trial of the disgraced SCOTUSblog founder and she joins our podcast, On The Merits, to talk about why the jury split its verdict and about how Goldstein’s famous propensity for risk taking influenced his defense strategy.

Wisner Baum, the mass torts firm that filed a legal challenge to California’s restrictions on legal fee-sharing with out-of-state firms owned by non-lawyers, dropped the suit three months into the case.

The federal prosecution of Tom Goldstein on tax fraud charges was never going to be a routine case. But strip away the celebrity witnesses, the tens of millions in poker chips won and lost, and the movie studios circling the story, and the case turned on something far more prosaic: Intent.

OpenAI has agreed to deploy its own artificial intelligence models within the Defense Department’s classified network after rival Anthropic PBC saw its relationship with the Pentagon implode over surveillance and autonomous weapons concerns.

The National Labor Relations Board’s top lawyer told regional agency officials to dial back efforts to police employer handbooks and workplace rules, calling for a focus on those that are obvious violations.

Blackstone Inc. paid $87.8 million in legal fees to Kirkland & Ellis last year, according to a securities filing Friday.

The former chief operating officer of a California-based security guard service can’t keep pursuing retaliatory discharge and other claims in a federal court in California.

The Federal Aviation Administration wrongfully outsourced to private air carriers inquiries into pilots who refuse drug tests, and is required to independently review carrier determinations, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.

A Virginia federal district court denied Transdev’s motion to enforce settlement agreement in an age and disability discrimination and retaliation case, finding that the parties had only reached an “agreement in principle” lacking mutual assent to all material terms. Snyder v. Transdev Servs., Inc., 2026 BL 63439, E.D. Va., 1:25-cv-00273 (RDA/LRV), 2/25/26

US President Donald Trump is pressing on with his tariff agenda after a major setback from the Supreme Court, looking to use different avenues to enact the levies.

The Trump administration is seeking to delay court proceedings over whether it must refund importers billions of dollars in tariffs recently struck down by the US Supreme Court, marking a contentious start to the next phase of the legal fight.

The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida held that the IRS had authority to assess the Employer Shared Responsibility Payment (ESRP) against the taxpayer for tax year ...

A coalition of Colorado community and tax policy groups has been cleared to start collecting signatures for a ballot initiative asking voters to establish a graduated income tax system that will lean primarily on wealthy taxpayers.

The IRS published a notice announcing proposed regulations under I.R.C. §987 to modify the rules for calculating taxable income and foreign currency gain or loss. The proposed regulations would permit ...

The IRS has published its Internal Revenue Bulletin.[Internal Revenue Bulletin 2026-10]

OpenAI has agreed to deploy its own artificial intelligence models within the Defense Department’s classified network after rival Anthropic PBC saw its relationship with the Pentagon implode over surveillance and autonomous weapons concerns.

US President Donald Trump is pressing on with his tariff agenda after a major setback from the Supreme Court, looking to use different avenues to enact the levies.

The Delaware Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of an overhaul of state law that governs most major US corporations and was fueled by Elon Musk, handing a win to company founders, insiders and private equity owners who sought less restrictive business rules.

The Trump administration is seeking to delay court proceedings over whether it must refund importers billions of dollars in tariffs recently struck down by the US Supreme Court, marking a contentious start to the next phase of the legal fight.

Meta Platforms Inc.'s liability insurers, including units of Hartford Insurance Group Inc. and Chubb Ltd., are off the hook for its defense costs in litigation alleging the tech giant got kids hooked on its platforms.

Virginia may not enforce its social media age verification and parental consent law, a federal judge ruled Friday, finding it violates the First Amendment.