Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) spoke out against attacks on the judiciary, singling out those who call for or attempt to impeach judges over rulings they disagree with.

UK-headquarted litigation and disputes firm Kennedys reported a 9.1% jump in revenue, bolstered by its strongest-ever performance in North America.

Professional services, including law firms, accountancies and consulting firms, are likely to be the next sector to face disruption from artificial intelligence, according to Apollo Global Management Inc.’s co-president, Scott Kleinman.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s chief executive officer is facing fresh scrutiny over his decision to stand by the bank’s top lawyer after the US Justice Department released years of her emails with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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The biggest law firms are admitting a smaller share of partners into ownership ranks, a tactic used to reserve profit distributions for lawyers who bring in the most business.

A case alleging BDO USA Inc. discriminated against a managing director based on his age when the firm fired him after he rejected an offer to work with a cut to his pay and benefits will advance to a trial, a federal judge ruled.

A drug industry coalition lost its bid to block a Washington law going into effect Wednesday that regulates how drug companies contract with pharmacies in the state under the federal drug discount program.

The AFL-CIO, the nation’s largest coalition of labor unions, has sued the Department of Labor over a recent final rule that altered financial disclosure forms for labor unions.

Brett Matsumoto, President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics, told lawmakers he was committed to maintaining the integrity and independence of the agency.

President Donald Trump signed a $70 billion package that fully funds immigration enforcement for the rest of his term, capping off a fight with dissident Republicans over a payout fund for political allies.

A Florida federal court denied CSX summary judgment on FRSA retaliation claim by a chief engineer, finding blacklisting calls to his subsequent employers constituted adverse action after jhis whistleblowing about derailments. Moss v. CSX Transp., Inc., 2026 BL 212651, M.D. Fla., 3:25-cv-257-WWB-LLL, 6/8/26

An Iowa district court wrongly dismissed a rest stop’s property assessment challenge for incompetent evidence, the state appeals court said Wednesday in an opinion remanding the issue.

Two South Carolina Court of Appeals judges at oral arguments Wednesday drilled down into US Bank NA’s individual mortgage and credit card activities in a case over which ones can be attributed to the state for taxation purposes.

A new Tennessee law imposing a fee on some international money transfers is an unconstitutional tax on cross-border payments, a financial technology industry group said in a lawsuit challenging the measure.

Commissioner Frank Bisignano touted the Social Security Administration’s customer service in a House Ways and Means subcommittee hearing Wednesday, even as questions swirl from Democrats about the agency’s function and long-term stability.

The fee El Paso, Texas charges residents to repair road damage from its garbage trucks is actually an unlawful tax because the fee is excessive, a state court of appeals said.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition will attempt to overcome deep differences over a sweeping reform agenda in talks Wednesday as parties turn to a plan for a broad tax cut alongside potential hikes for higher earners.

Industries want to see this summer’s negotiations on the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement usher in more than a decade of certainty—but they’re anticipating years of flux.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. risks leaving the insurance fund backing consumer deposits vulnerable to threats posed by stablecoins, even though it stated the digital assets won’t be covered, banking industry watchdogs said.

Carlyle Group Inc. kicked off fundraising for its ninth flagship fund, looking to match the $14.8 billion raised by the previous version and show momentum in its buyout group.

Wall Street has been fixated on the stock market debut of Elon Musk’s SpaceX. The rocket-and-AI company’s initial public offering on June 12 is set to be the largest in history.

Parabilis Medicines Inc. shares jumped as much as 67% in its trading debut, after the company raised nearly $745 million in an upsized US initial public offering that priced above its marketed range and a private placement.

JPMorgan Chase & Co., Barclays Plc and Fifth Third Bancorp won dismissal of a fraud lawsuit filed by holders of notes issued by Tricolor Holdings, the bankrupt subprime auto lender.