Barnes & Thornburg LLP and former board members of Rhodium Encore LLC pushed back on a call for sanctions stemming from a fight over $11.5 million in attorney fees paid to special counsel for the bankrupted Bitcoin miner.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. reached a surprise settlement with federal antitrust authorities, creating a chaotic courtroom scene that angered the judge and sparked a chorus of criticism from rivals, lawmakers and state attorneys general that had joined the case.

KPMG is clashing with the Arizona bar over efforts to limit the accounting giant’s US law firm and other “alternative business structures” from operating outside of the state.

Dannielle Campbell joined Vedder as a shareholder in its litigation practice in San Francisco, the firm announced Monday.

Walt Disney Co. has reached a $50 million settlement in a lawsuit alleging the entertainment and media company colluded with other streaming live television providers to inflate subscription prices.

Benjamin Gruenstein is starting his own boutique law firm after 14 years at Cravath Swaine & Moore.

Employers can now choose from three different models when launching a registered apprenticeship program, the Department of Labor said in new guidance, departing from previous requirements on the length of the training programs.

The Department of Labor is not opposing a motion requesting a federal judge vacate a key Biden administration 401(k) rule, dealing a near-final blow to the regulation as the Trump administration seeks to re-write it.

A federal judge in California ordered the government and plaintiffs challenging a $100,000 Trump H-1B fee to weigh in on the significance of a circuit court decision allowing a halt on refugee admissions to stand.

Dannielle Campbell joined Vedder as a shareholder in its litigation practice in San Francisco, the firm announced Monday.

Global travel tech company Sabre GLBL Inc. convinced a federal court to dismiss a proposed class suit brought by employees whose data was taken in a data breach.

Anthropic PBC sued the Defense Department for declaring that the artificial intelligence giant posed a risk to the US supply chain, further ramping up a high-stakes dispute with the Pentagon over safeguards on the company’s technology.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) called on lawmakers Monday to fully eliminate the personal income tax, speaking during his annual state of the state address and the opening day of the 2026 legislative session.

The IRS issued a timely tax notice to a Kentucky partnership, the US Tax Court said Monday, rejecting Mammoth Cave Property LLC’s arguments that procedural errors invalidated the initial proposed notice and resulted in an expiration for the agency to make any adjustments.

The Tax Court of Canada approved Exxon Mobil Corp.'s appeal of a Canada Revenue Agency audit denying the company a C$36.2 million ($26.5 million) tax deduction for a natural gas pipeline study, sidelining agency claims that transfer pricing rules negated the deduction.

The IRS issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §1502 and Treas. Reg. §§301.9100 granting Parent corporation a 75-day extension to file a consolidated federal income tax return with its ...

The IRS issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §1362, confirming that S corporation status will continue despite inadvertent termination when trusts holding corporate shares fail to file the required ...

KPMG is clashing with the Arizona bar over efforts to limit the accounting giant’s US law firm and other “alternative business structures” from operating outside of the state.

Financial technology companies urged New York’s banking regulator to go back to the drawing board on a proposal that would establish a licensing requirement and cap interest rates on popular buy now, pay later loans.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. turned to an existing creditor to refinance debt after turbulence in public markets derailed a planned bond and loan sale — though the deal includes incentives to bring it back to investors before long.

President Donald Trump signaled the Iran war could be ending soon, saying the operation was ahead of schedule as he confronted mounting pressures on the 10th day of the conflict and with oil prices fluctuating dramatically.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. reached a surprise settlement with federal antitrust authorities, creating a chaotic courtroom scene that angered the judge and sparked a chorus of criticism from rivals, lawmakers and state attorneys general that had joined the case.

President Donald Trump is mulling a menu of possible options to combat surging oil and gasoline prices in the wake of the Iran war, according to people familiar with the matter.

As Meta Platforms Inc. and Google start presenting their defense in a landmark trial over social media addiction, the companies are pushing back on claims by the 20-year-old who brought the case that they’re solely to blame for her mental health struggles.