The plaintiff’s attorneys behind a class action over the marketed health benefits of Poppi soda aren’t entitled to a larger-than-usual share of the settlement, a federal judge ruled.

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer nominated Friday a judge from the state’s elite business court to fill an upcoming vacancy at the state’s highest court.

An Ohio attorney who stole more than $225,000 from a client’s estate to pay his own living expenses has lost his license to practice law in the state.

Diversity Lab is closing, months after the organization focused on DEI in the legal industry put a key program on hiatus because of attacks from the Trump administration.

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President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the growing demand for data centers are among the issues affecting law firms—particularly those with a large number of attorneys, according to Bloomberg Law’s recent State of Practice survey. Download the report and dig into the data now.

A Morgan Stanley employee who suffered a spinal injury after being crushed in a gym accident convinced the Ninth Circuit to revive his lawsuit seeking insurance coverage for a specialized back surgery.

An Ohio federal district court denied Southern Ohio Medical Center’s motion to dismiss USERRA constructive discharge claims brought by a radiation oncologist, finding plausible allegations of retaliation that began immediately after his return from military leave. Hans Kim v. S. Ohio Med. Ctr., 2026 BL 207028, S.D. Ohio, 1:25-cv-284, 6/3/26

A federal court in Rhode Island set aside a Trump administration policy freezing work permits, green cards, and other benefits for applicants from roughly 40 countries subject to travel bans, handing a win to immigration advocates and labor unions.

The House passed its Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill this week and advanced several more fiscal 2027 funding bills in committee, as Senate appropriators plan their first markups of the year.

Laid-off employees of a company acquired by Microchip Technology Inc. retained the right to seek severance benefits as a certified class of 220, a US judge ruled, rejecting a bid to dissolve it.

A California federal court consolidated two wage and hour cases by Liliya Ramsey against HV Global Management and MVW Services involving FLSA and state law minimum wage claims, which included identical parties, overlapping classes, and common questions of law and fact. Ramsey v. HV Glob. Mgmt. Corp., 2026 BL 207689, N.D. Cal., 26-cv-04197-BLF, 6/3/26

Taxpayers can report aggregate digital asset gains and losses and delay counting newly created tokens as income until they’re sold under fresh legislation floated by the House Ways and Means Committee.

An elderly South Carolina woman said she should be allowed to take a deduction on her taxes after losing more than $800,000 and liquidating her retirement accounts in a cryptocurrency scam.

Prominent global producer of analog semiconductors Texas Instruments, Inc., is suing the IRS, alleging the agency incorrectly adjusted its deductions taken for foreign-derived intangible income.

Sweden is proposing to allow digital reporting of withholding tax on dividend payouts to non‑residents, along with sharpened tax controls to better target non‑compliance.

Major League Baseball’s media arm waited too long to challenge a decision denying its right to transfer tax incentives for a data center project to Disney subsidiary BAMTech LLC, the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Friday.

Above-ground propane tanks that can be removed and transported are nontaxable equipment under Iowa property assessment law, the state high court ruled Friday.

A Delaware Chancery Court judge ordered Paramount Skydance Corp. to hand over some internal communications tied to the 2025 merger that created the company, handing a win to investors who suspect the deal unfairly enriched Shari Redstone at the expense of other investors.

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer nominated Friday a judge from the state’s elite business court to fill an upcoming vacancy at the state’s highest court.

Partners Group Holding AG has long taken pride in forging its own path.

Reid Hoffman, the LinkedIn co-founder and venture capitalist, will leave Microsoft Corp.’s board later this year, saying he wants to focus on his new artificial intelligence company.

SpaceX has already received orders for more than the shares available in its $75 billion initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter, putting the company on the verge of setting the record for the biggest-ever listing.

Diversity Lab is closing, months after the organization focused on DEI in the legal industry put a key program on hiatus because of attacks from the Trump administration.