The Florida Supreme Court allowed former Donald Trump attorney Kenneth Chesebro back into practice in the state—a decision one justice criticized for going light on the litigator.

Former Marvel Entertainment executive Ike Perlmutter and his wife can sue one of their millionaire neighbors for punitive damages over allegations that their DNA was stolen by an attorney in a deposition.

Emilie Woodhead joined Davis Wright Tremaine as a partner in Los Angeles, the firm said Thursday.

BMW of North America LLC showed that a federal district court improperly awarded a $3.7 million fee award to plaintiffs’ attorneys for work on a class settlement involving allegedly flawed engines, the Third Circuit said Thursday.

David Aaronson joined McGuireWoods LLP as a partner in its energy M&A and finance practice in Houston, the firm announced Thursday.

Big Law’s aggressive recruiting of first-year law students is distracting them from their studies and hurting their mental health, the head of a legal professional group said, citing survey results.

Southwest Airlines pilots have another chance to show Boeing Co. induced them into a collective bargaining agreement with misrepresentations about the 737 MAX airliner, a Texas Business Court judge said.

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield and CaremarkPCS Health’s exclusion of popular GLP-1 weight loss drug Zepbound for sleep apnea does not violate the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, a federal court in Washington ruled.

Amazon.com Inc. agreed to settle a proposed class action alleging it required job applicants to disclose genetic information as a condition of employment in violation of the Illinois Genetic Information Privacy Act.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s green-friendly policies inspired a union to wield the state’s flagship environmental protection law to stop a July deadline for roughly 90,000 state workers to expand in-person work requirements.

A health center renewed its challenge of the Affordable Care Act’s preventive services coverage mandate on Wednesday, suing the Trump administration over the law’s provision requiring most health plans to cover contraceptives.

The federal regulator charged with overseeing the banking units of JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America Corp., and other giant financial institutions is getting set for another round of workforce reductions.

A Connecticut court must apply a more lenient standard of proof at a new trial over the state’s $13.2 million tax bill on the estate of a health-care executive whose executor argued he was a Florida resident at the time of his death, the state’s top court ruled Thursday.

Canada-US Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said he isn’t surprised the Trump administration decided not to renew the North American trade deal by July 1, and expects a series of deals to resolve disputes over the pact.

Italy breached EU law by allowing taxpayers to wipe out up to 95% of assessed value-added tax, plus penalties and interest, under a 2023 one‑off scheme for settling tax disputes, according to an adviser to the European Court of Justice.

New Zealand’s tax authority will require companies to submit requests for some advanced pricing agreements through its digital government portal starting in September, the revenue service announced Tuesday.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called on governments to tax AI companies to fund a universal basic income and introduce employee retention incentives to account for the potential impact the technology could have on the labor market.

A late effort to include new EU-wide taxes in the bloc’s next budget plan fell through as none of the additional levies—on digital services, crypto assets, and online gambling—were included in the amended proposal.

The US Supreme Court shielded funds from some investor lawsuits, ruling that an 86-year-old federal statute doesn’t authorize shareholders to sue over bylaws and management decisions.

Retail investors bidding for shares in SpaceX’s initial public offering have submitted more than $100 billion in orders, according to people familiar with the matter, as the potentially record-breaking debut enters the home stretch.

The federal regulator charged with overseeing the banking units of JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America Corp., and other giant financial institutions is getting set for another round of workforce reductions.

Eaton Corp. agreed to merge its mobility business with Dana Inc. in a deal valuing the combined company at roughly $10 billion including debt.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sued Brigit, claiming the financial technology company has issued tens of thousands of small and short-term loans in violation of state law.

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. settled a lawsuit brought by Ohio’s attorney general that alleged it improperly handled waste and radioactive equipment on its property in Cleveland.