Carolyn Riggs joined FBT Gibbons as a partner in its product tort & insurance litigation practice in Indianapolis, the firm announced.

Jennifer Driscoll joined Hinshaw & Culbertson as a partner in its healthcare group in New York, the firm announced Wednesday.

Jerry Hall joined Dechert as a partner in its restructuring practice in New York, the firm announced Wednesday.

Heather Miles joined Foley & Lardner as a partner in its transactions practice group in New York, the firm announced Wednesday.

Jessica Delbaum joined Davis Polk as a partner in its antitrust and competition practice in New York, the firm announced Wednesday.

Sachin Kohli joined Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati as a partner in its mergers and acquisitions practice in New York, the firm announced Wednesday.

A former employee of Sonder Holdings Inc. filed a proposed class action against the shuttered hospitality firm, marking the second complaint accusing the company of failing to provide sufficient notice to workers ahead of mass layoffs last year.

The Department of Labor is urging its employees to report violations of the Trump administration’s ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.

Temporary deportation protections set to expire Wednesday for immigrants from Lebanon will automatically continue for six months, the Department of Homeland Security announced.

Third Circuit judges weighing how Honeywell International Inc. and Siemens Corp. handled forfeited 401(k) money appeared fractured during Wednesday arguments, with two members of the three-judge panel showing willingness to revive the cases.

West Point is barred for now from enforcing a policy against civilian faculty requiring professors to obtain prior approval before participating in external speaking engagements when their affiliation to the academy is mentioned.

Joseph Turzi joined Hunton Andrews Kurth as a partner in its labor and employment group in Washington, D.C., the firm announced Wednesday.

Corporate income tax regimes favor larger, more established companies who have the ability to exploit incentives and tax plan, an OECD report published Wednesday found.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a much-awaited proposal to gradually eliminate property taxes on the vast majority of primary homes in the state, a measure that would transform the way the state finances itself.

The Trump administration is removing some tariffs on imports from Taiwan to implement parts of a previously agreed trade deal with the US.

The U.S. Court of Federal Claims upheld the taxpayers’ request for an automatic six-month extension to file their 2016 federal tax return, which was valid because they provided a reasonable ...

New York lawmakers are set to approve a new tax on second homes to raise $500 million for New York City after weeks of debate between city and state officials over how to structure it.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to extend the timetable to pay off the city’s pension debt will free up money in the near term to close a yawning budget deficit.

AeroVironment Inc. and three executives were hit with a proposed class action alleging they misled shareholders about the company’s prospects for a major defense contract.

Uber Technologies Inc. bought out Aspex Management’s shares of Delivery Hero SE, boosting its stake to 36.83% as the ride-hailing company negotiates a deal to buy the German food-delivery platform.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was sued by consumer groups that say the agency’s rule watering down a key fair lending enforcement tool is an unjustified “drastic turn” that risks harming minority borrowers.

While many companies are still dabbling in AI, Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.'s three-year push to get artificial intelligence into the hands of its 110,000 employees offers a case study of how a pervasive, organization-wide strategy can play out.

The White House is reviewing a new US Commodity Futures Trading Commission proposal that would lay out guidelines for event contracts, the agency’s latest move to mark its turf as it battles with states over who gets to regulate the exploding prediction markets.

Tattooed Chef Inc. investors deserve preliminary approval for their roughly $4.8 million class settlement of securities fraud claims against co-founders and former executives of the bankrupt frozen food producer, a federal court ruled.