Abbey Carbajal is the kind of candidate Big Law firms trip over themselves to hire.

In the final piece of a Bloomberg Law Insight series about AI’s impact on IP, Fish & Richardson attorneys say AI-assisted invention disclosures must be written concisely and document human contributions to win patents.

The SEC and CFTC clarification of how to apply federal securities laws to crypto assets and transactions reflects a move toward a more structured regulatory framework, write Olshan Frome Wolosky’s Kenneth Silverman and John Corrado.

In times of uncertainty, arbitration provides tools that litigation either lacks or can’t guarantee—greater control over the process, flexibility to adapt when conditions shift, and broader confidentiality protections to keep disputes out of the spotlight, write Crowell & Moring’s Randa Adra, Ashley Riveira, and Edward Norman.

Winston & Strawn will ask the Ninth Circuit to axe an order sanctioning the firm for including a “factually baseless” allegation in client Musi Inc.'s lawsuit seeking to restore the music-streaming app to Apple Inc.'s App Store following copyright infringement complaints.

Ellis Boyle, the top federal prosecutor in eastern North Carolina charging former FBI Director James Comey with allegedly threatening the president’s life, has emulated President Donald Trump’s style throughout his nine months on the job.

House appropriators are entering May with a third of their appropriations bills ready for the full chamber.

State laws mandating the information that businesses must put in employment ads are poised for expansion to address “ghost jobs” and AI in hiring, after five years of focusing largely on pay transparency.

President Donald Trump‘s push to expand retirement plan access for workers without employer-sponsored accounts shifts the spotlight onto the Treasury Department and lawmakers to turn the concept into reality and make it a long-term success.

In times of uncertainty, arbitration provides tools that litigation either lacks or can’t guarantee—greater control over the process, flexibility to adapt when conditions shift, and broader confidentiality protections to keep disputes out of the spotlight, write Crowell & Moring’s Randa Adra, Ashley Riveira, and Edward Norman.

OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar pushed back on concerns about missing internal targets, saying the company is meeting objectives and sees “a vertical wall of demand” for its products.

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain wrongfully retaliated against a top union leader when he accused her of mishandling the union’s investment fund, according to a court appointed monitor.

Finance ranking member Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and some House members have spotlighted the IRS’s shortcomings in stopping Americans from abusing the economic incentive statute in Puerto Rico known as Act 60.

House appropriators are entering May with a third of their appropriations bills ready for the full chamber.

President Donald Trump‘s push to expand retirement plan access for workers without employer-sponsored accounts shifts the spotlight onto the Treasury Department and lawmakers to turn the concept into reality and make it a long-term success.

German multinationals are holding out hope that tax officials and China’s government can break an impasse over cross-border transfer pricing arrangements as the countries restart negotiations over a path to more tax certainty.

Smithfield Packaged Meats Corp.'s win in a recently finalized California court ruling that shrinks its franchise tax liability is giving tax practitioners hope they can push for more exceptions to state rules for apportioning corporate income.

A federal appeals court sent a case involving Hyatt Hotels’ customer rewards program back to the US Tax Court, and the final ruling could transform how these programs are structured, say Miller Canfield’s Loren Opper and Christie Galinski.

Cloud computing provider Nebius Group NV agreed to buy Eigen AI, a startup that boosts the performance of chips used to run artificial intelligence tasks, for about $615 million in stock and cash.

To Wall Street, Oracle Corp. is a screaming buy. To many investors, however, the company’s relationship with OpenAI, its sizable debt load and the durability of its software business have made owning the stock a risk.

ABA has become big business, with parents and patients who swear by it. Critics call it harmful.

Abbey Carbajal is the kind of candidate Big Law firms trip over themselves to hire.

Lawsuits from the country’s biggest proxy advisers are stacking up as a spat with Texas morphs into a multistate court battle.

President Donald Trump‘s push to expand retirement plan access for workers without employer-sponsored accounts shifts the spotlight onto the Treasury Department and lawmakers to turn the concept into reality and make it a long-term success.