Attorney William Swett pleaded guilty to eight counts of wire fraud and money laundering Monday, activities that cost his firm and its clients at least $1.5 million, according to court documents.

Five years after JPMorgan Chase & Co. sought to rid itself of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender was once again moving money into the bank.

The federal judiciary asked Congress for authority to manage its own buildings, claiming the General Services Administration has mismanaged its courthouses for decades and left them in “crisis.”

Tenth Circuit Judge Timothy Tymkovich will take senior status, opening a seat on the Denver-based federal appeals court for President Donald Trump to fill.

On today’s episode of our podcast, On The Merits, we hear from Bloomberg Law reporter Roy Strom about several examples of law firms delpoying multidisciplinary practice groups to solve complex problems for data center builders. Roy also talks about why it may not pay for firms to approach the data center boom cautiously.

Brendan McNallen joined Orrick LLP as a partner in its energy & infrastructure team in Seattle, the firm announced Tuesday.

HP Inc. gave a profit outlook for the current quarter that may fall short of estimates and said full-year earnings will likely hit the lower end of a previously forecast range as the company copes with tariffs and the rising price of memory chips.

A North Carolina federal court partially denied Brock Cabinets’ motion to dismiss ADA and state law claims by a disabled former employee, finding the employee plausibly stated claims for discriminatory discharge and retaliation. Koons v. Brock Cabinets, Inc., 2026 BL 53690, E.D.N.C., 5:25-CV-262-BO-KS, 2/18/26

OpenAI Inc. convinced a federal judge to throw out X.AI Corp.'s lawsuit accusing the AI giant of misappropriating its trade secrets by poaching multiple employees and encouraging them to steal confidential information.

Donald Trumpis planning to outline an unconventional idea for personal and corporate tax cuts that he could implement without Congress, according to news anchors who met with the president for lunch ahead of Tuesday’s State of the Union address.

A panel of House lawmakers expressed bipartisan agreement that Congress should find ways to expand access to paid family leave, even as disagreement remained on what role the federal government should play in setting policy.

US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s overhaul of the childhood vaccine schedule is facing a fresh legal challenge from 15 states that argue the changes will make people sicker and strain local budgets.

The IRS has issued an announcement regarding the anticipated applicability date for future final regulations relating to required minimum distributions (RMDs), under I.R.C. §401. The announcement includes background and clarifies ...

The resolution passed by Congress two weeks ago failed to roll back a Washington, DC, tax law and shouldn’t upend filing season in the nation’s capital, the district’s top legal officer found in an opinion issued Tuesday.

The House Ways and Means Committee is planning a March 4 hearing with IRS CEO Frank Bisignano, according to multiple sources familiar with the panel’s plans.

New York lawmakers want to create a new tax incentive that encourages property owners to turn empty office buildings in Albany, Buffalo, and Rochester into new homes.

An oil entrepreneur’s estate must include for tax purposes $17 million in transferred assets that her great-nephew restructured, the IRS told the Fifth Circuit, urging the appeals court to uphold the disallowance of a $6.2 million deduction.

EU countries need flexibility implementing a potential streamlined set of corporate tax rules if the bloc chooses to include such policy in that effort, according to a European Parliament member and a tax adviser group.

Meta Platforms Inc. will deploy 6 gigawatts’ worth of data center gear based on processors from Advanced Micro Devices Inc., a blockbuster deal that marks a win for the chipmaker’s attempts to catch up with Nvidia Corp.

HP Inc. gave a profit outlook for the current quarter that may fall short of estimates and said full-year earnings will likely hit the lower end of a previously forecast range as the company copes with tariffs and the rising price of memory chips.

The EPA on Tuesday said it approved Wyoming’s bid to manage potentially toxic coal ash within its own borders, part of the Trump administration’s effort to hand more decision-making power from federal agencies down to the states.

Five years after JPMorgan Chase & Co. sought to rid itself of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender was once again moving money into the bank.

Polestar Automotive Holding UK Plc has agreed to pay $25 million to end litigation over the blank-check merger with a shell entity that took the electric-vehicle startup public.

The full DC Circuit on Tuesday seemed skeptical of the Trump administration’s claims that it has the right to claw back $16 billion in federal grants for climate projects.