Delaware’s new precedent allowing corporate entities to vote in local elections has potential relevance to states beyond Delaware and revives concerns about corporate political power, writes Brooklyn Law School’s Sarah Haan.

Another House Republican is moving to impeach an Atlanta federal judge who had an extramarital affair in-chambers and lied to judges about it during their investigation.

The largest personal injury law practice in the US is exploring a sale to investors, a move that could normalize non-lawyer stakes in the plaintiffs’ bar.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s chief executive officer has asked his top lawyer to stay at the firm, a surprising move after she resigned from her role earlier this year as scrutiny mounted over her interactions with Jeffrey Epstein.

Brad Kushner joined Jackson Lewis as a principal in its workplace safety and health practice in Philadelphia, the firm announced Friday.

Justice Department lawyers involved in litigation over a subpoena for a Rhode Island hospital’s records on transgender minors will face a judicial disciplinary review after a judge accused the attorneys of misrepresenting and withholding information.

Delaware’s new precedent allowing corporate entities to vote in local elections has potential relevance to states beyond Delaware and revives concerns about corporate political power, writes Brooklyn Law School’s Sarah Haan.

A union representing California state attorneys sued dozens of state agencies for requiring employees to work in offices four days per week without conducting environmental reviews under state law.

A Chicago hotel operator must comply with an arbitrator’s decision and rehire an employee it fired for displaying a knife and making a coworker feel threatened, the Seventh Circuit affirmed.

The National Labor Relations Board in one opinion Friday concluded Starbucks Corp. violated federal labor law by changing dress code policy enforcement without an opportunity to bargain, and in another, found the retailer illegally asked workers about strike participation.

The Third Circuit reversed overtime gap time damages under the FLSA for healthcare workers against Comprehensive Healthcare Management Services LLC, holding that FLSA doesn’t cover such claims, while affirming other wage violations. Sec’y United States DOL v. Comprehensive Healthcare Mgmt. Servs. LLC, 2026 BL 206014, 3d Cir., 24-2842, 6/3/26

A Florida federal court denied summary judgment on an FMLA interference claim by a director of support services terminated after requesting leave to care for her grandchildren, finding factual disputes about her parental role and notice. Holcombe v. Child.'s Network of Hillsborough, LLC, 2026 BL 206336, M.D. Fla., 8:24-cv-02492-SDM-TGW, 6/3/26

Donald Trump said that farmers would see “good things” happen in the coming months, as the president sought to bolster his relationship an agriculture industry who have been battered by his tariffs as well as high fuel and fertilizer costs triggered by his war with Iran.

The IRS has released its Internal Revenue Bulletin. [Internal Revenue Bulletin 2026-24, 06/05/26]

The IRS issued a news release reminding taxpayers who missed the filing deadline that they may still file their 2025 federal income tax return at no cost through IRS Free ...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit affirmed summary judgment in favor of the government, holding that issue preclusion barred an attorney from relitigating the calculation of penalties ...

The IRS issued a news release announcing a series of hiring events nationwide through July to recruit candidates for seasonal positions, including customer service representatives and tax examining technicians. The ...

The U.S. Tax Court, in a memorandum decision, held that taxpayers were not entitled to claimed charitable contribution deductions exceeding $12 million for conservation easements because the properties were substantially ...

Raizen SA reached an out-of-court restructuring agreement with the majority of its creditors, according to a regulatory filing, marking a key step in the Brazilian sugar-and-ethanol producer’s efforts to rework its debt.

Paramount Skydance Corp. is prepared — if necessary — to divest some children’s TV network assets to help win European Union approval of its $110 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.

An investor sued Grail Inc. and three executives, alleging they misled shareholders about the likelihood of success for the company’s NHS-Galleri cancer screening trial.

Netflix Inc. named Jay Hoag, founding general partner of the investment firm TCV, as chairman, to replace co-founder Reed Hastings, who left the board this week.

San Francisco said in a lawsuit Friday that the Department of Energy has implemented new, illegal funding conditions that threaten to cut $130,000 in clean energy infrastructure grants awarded to the city.

Victories in California’s legal fights against the Trump administration’s push to increase energy production will only lead to increased energy costs and an exodus of Golden State residents, US Department of the Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said Friday.