Law firms that want to take money from investors need to figure out how to avoid alienating their younger attorneys, according to Quinn Emanuel’s leader.

The Supreme Court struggled with appeals by a death-row inmate fighting his capital conviction because of a pattern by a local prosecutor of striking Black people from his trial’s jury pool.

Kirkland & Ellis poached at least 10 lawyers from rival Latham & Watkins, two people familiar with the situation said Tuesday, as firms battle for talent to win oil and gas clients.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson penned the lone dissent as the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Christian counselor challenging a Colorado law prohibiting conversion therapy for minors, warning the ruling could undermine states’ authority to regulate medical care.

84 Lumber announced the promotion of Dave Morgan from deputy general counsel to general counsel, effective immediately, the company said Tuesday.

Inspired Healthcare Capital Holdings should be barred from employing Raymond James & Associates Inc. as an investment banking consultant if its fees eat into secured collateral, lenders of the bankrupt senior living community developer said.

Law firms that want to take money from investors need to figure out how to avoid alienating their younger attorneys, according to Quinn Emanuel’s leader.

A California federal court denied employees’ motion to remand wage and hour claims against Sealy, Inc., finding jurisdiction under the Class Action Fairness Act as the amount in controversy reasonably exceeded $5 million. Kai Liu v. Sealy, Inc., 2026 BL 107567, C.D. Cal., 2:24-cv-05490-MEMF-AS, 3/25/26

A Massachusetts federal judge Tuesday ordered the Department of Homeland Security to reinstate parole status for the more than 900,000 people who entered the US through the Biden-era CBP One app.

Amazon will restore unpaid time off for striking workers following a settlement with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, the union said.

A Minnesota federal court ruled Quality Coatings and Quality Cleaning were alter egos under ERISA, allowing audit of both companies and holding the owner personally liable for unpaid union benefit contributions. Masons v. Quality Coatings, LLC, 2026 BL 104988, D. Minn., 22-CV-00712 (JMB/DLM), 3/26/26

Education Department employees have filed a federal workplace safety complaint alleging rodents, leaks and mold at their new Labor Department offices, as the Trump administration moves workers in efforts to dismantle the Education Department.

Law firms that want to take money from investors need to figure out how to avoid alienating their younger attorneys, according to Quinn Emanuel’s leader.

The global body that sets corporate financial accounting and sustainability reporting rules returned to profit last year after aggressive cost cutting, it announced Tuesday, while acknowledging it needs a new funding model.

Apple Inc.’s primary Irish subsidiary paid $12.1 billion in taxes in fiscal 2025, according to financial statements issued Tuesday.

The US municipal market’s worst monthin more than two years has cheapened the debt enough to lure some investors looking to add to their tax-exempt holdings.

South Carolina will shift to a flatter personal income tax system with a top rate of 5.21%, and adopt a trigger mechanism for additional rate reductions under legislation signed by Gov. Henry McMaster (R).

An online government portal to provide refunds on tariffs struck down by the US Supreme Court will handle claims for about 63% of 53 million import entries at issue when it first launches, according to a new court filing.

Law firms that want to take money from investors need to figure out how to avoid alienating their younger attorneys, according to Quinn Emanuel’s leader.

The global body that sets corporate financial accounting and sustainability reporting rules returned to profit last year after aggressive cost cutting, it announced Tuesday, while acknowledging it needs a new funding model.

Private equity-owned companies borrowed $94 billion in leveraged loans and high-yield bonds in the US to fund their own payouts last year, increasing risk to the businesses, according to an analysis by Moody’s Ratings.

Twitter shareholders gained traction in another lawsuit against Elon Musk over the run up to his 2022 buyout of the social media platform, with a judge granting class-action status to the investors.

The Supreme Court struggled with appeals by a death-row inmate fighting his capital conviction because of a pattern by a local prosecutor of striking Black people from his trial’s jury pool.

Activist investor Irenic Capital Management has built a position in social media company Snap Inc. and is pushing for changes to improve financial and operating performance.