Pharmaceutical company Aquestive Therapeutics announced Friday the appointment of Thomas Zalewski as chief legal officer and chief compliance officer, effective April 2.

The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly violating Jewish students’ civil rights in the Trump administration’s latest attack on the university.

Paul Schoenhard joined McGuireWoods as a partner in its intellectual property practice in Washington, the firm announced Thursday.

A New Jersey appeals court has refused to pause its order disqualifying Beasley Allen from lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson, adding pressure to the plaintiff-side leader in the national talc-based products ovarian cancer multidistrict litigation.

An evangelical street preacher may challenge a Mississippi city ordinance restricting where protests may occur notwithstanding his prior conviction under the law, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously.

A recent opinion by a judge on the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit is a contender for the most vulgar piece of judicial writing in the 300-plus-year history of recorded judicial decisions in the English language.

A California federal court denied dismissal of computer fraud claims against a human resources director who allegedly kept and accessed her former union employer’s laptop without authorization after termination. W. States Reg’l Council of Carpenters v. Starr, 2026 BL 90641, S.D. Cal., 3:25-cv-02544-GPC-JLB, 3/17/26

A higher education group’s lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s mass revocation of international student visas can go forward, a federal judge in Boston ruled.

A Pennsylvania federal district court dismissed a mechanical engineer’s ADA claims against Verdantas, finding his allegations of disability discrimination lacked sufficient factual detail, but also allowing him to amend his complaint. Kalasheh v. Verdantas LLC, 2026 BL 90019, E.D. Pa., 2:25-cv-05103-JDW, 3/17/26

A Mississippi federal court denied the Secretary of Labor’s motion for temporary restraining order in an FLSA case against Heritage Inn for failure to comply with Rule 65’s certification requirement regarding notice to defendants. Chavez-Deremer v. Tanushka, LLC, 2026 BL 93752, S.D. Miss., 1:26-cv-58-HSO-BWR, 3/2/26

A fired employee can pursue claims against New York, a state agency, and her union for making her work on her Sabbath because it’s unclear whether her proposed accommodations would pose an undue burden.

A New York federal court denied dismissal of FLSA and state law claims, finding the plaintiff adequately alleged two companies operated as a single integrated enterprise that jointly employed him as a tower technician. Gutierrez v. Luck Grove Constr. Inc., 2026 BL 92368, N.D.N.Y., 5:25-cv-552 (ECC/CBF), 3/18/26

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed the Tax Court’s judgment that a settlement payment received by the taxpayer was not excludable from gross income and that ...

The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia held that the Court lacked subject matter jurisdiction over the taxpayer’s claim for damages arising from the IRS’s calculation of his ...

Residents exiting Massachusetts took a net of $4.2 billion in adjusted gross income with them in 2023, one of the largest totals in the country, after a tax on millionaires took effect.

Multinational corporations hoping PepsiCo Inc.‘s court victory over the Australian Taxation Office last year would help them avoid similar audits from the agency should prepare for continued examinations, tax professionals said, as the ATO vows to maintain close scrutiny of cross-border transactions involving intellectual property and royalties.

Pressure is building in the US municipal bond market.

Genuine issues of fact around whether two early Bitcoin adopters earned more than $12 million in income between 2017 and 2018 following nine cryptocurrency “hard forks,” precluding summary judgment, the US Tax Court held.

The Trump administration may have quickly blessed television broadcaster Nexstar Media Group Inc.'s $3.5 billion purchase of Tegna Inc., but lawsuits from eight states and DirecTV seeking to block the deal over antitrust concerns present the latest test case for media consolidation in the US.

The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly violating Jewish students’ civil rights in the Trump administration’s latest attack on the university.

US President Donald Trump again lashed out at military allies for not joining the war on Iran or helping to unblock the Strait of Hormuz, expressing frustration as the Islamic Republic kept up attacks on Gulf energy assets.

NextEra Energy Inc. plans to build up to 10 gigawatts of natural gas-fired generation in Texas and Pennsylvania to meet soaring demand driven in part by the data center boom.

The acting head of the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s enforcement division said he’ll focus on “quality over quantity” in bringing cases, the first signal of the regulator’s priorities days after the resignation of the unit’s chief.

McCormick & Co. has been called the spice king, but with its latest acquisition push it’s trying to add condiments to that moniker.