Kathy Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s top lawyer, secured a $25 million pay package and new security perks in 2025 before she announced her resignation this year amid scrutiny of her past association with Jeffrey Epstein.

Authors suing Anthropic PBC over its AI training process asked a federal court for final approval of their proposed class action settlement with the tech firm.

Pharmaceutical company Aquestive Therapeutics announced Friday the appointment of Thomas Zalewski as chief legal officer and chief compliance officer, effective April 2.

The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly violating Jewish students’ civil rights in the Trump administration’s latest attack on the university.

Paul Schoenhard joined McGuireWoods as a partner in its intellectual property practice in Washington, the firm announced Thursday.

A New Jersey appeals court has refused to pause its order disqualifying Beasley Allen from lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson, adding pressure to the plaintiff-side leader in the national talc-based products ovarian cancer multidistrict litigation.

A federal panel has affirmed the attorney general’s constitutional right to terminate Justice Department immigration judges, a sweeping precedential departure that may hand President Donald Trump broad authority to fire federal employees without cause.

Americans’ tax refunds are averaging about $350 higher than this time last year but so far running well below the extra $1,000 President Donald Trump promised after passage of his signature economic legislation.

The White House’s new AI policy framework offers companies that use the technology relief from compliance risks, though its effectiveness is limited without congressional action and clarity around whether it can preempt state laws.

Seasonal US employers filed enough petitions for H-2B visas to meet a statutory cap for the second half of fiscal year 2026, US Citizenship and Immigration Services said Friday.

Florida can’t bar arbitration procedures for unionized college professors because such a legal ban violates a federal law protecting arbitration from state interference, a federal court ruled Friday.

A Black former Beko Technologies Corp. worker prevailed Friday in his appeal of a lower court’s decision setting aside a jury’s verdict that the company had retaliated against him for raising concerns about race bias.

A federal panel has affirmed the attorney general’s constitutional right to terminate Justice Department immigration judges, a sweeping precedential departure that may hand President Donald Trump broad authority to fire federal employees without cause.

A Biden-era order from the Federal Trade Commission barring Intuit Inc. from advertising one of its TurboTax products as free was struck down by a federal appeals court.

Americans’ tax refunds are averaging about $350 higher than this time last year but so far running well below the extra $1,000 President Donald Trump promised after passage of his signature economic legislation.

The IRS should resume providing individual private letter rulings to taxpayers on “significant issues” within their corporate reorganizations and spinoffs, a bar group said Friday.

The SEC’s top accountant emphasized the importance of corporate financial disclosure related to US tariffs as C-suite leaders and investors remain uncertain about refunds.

The IRS is considering whether to extend the application of an “overlap rule” to foreign companies that fall under a new anti-abuse measure created by Republicans’ 2025 tax law.

Indian drugmakers seized on the patent expiry for Novo Nordisk A/S’s blockbuster weight-loss and diabetes medication to roll out cut-price generic versions in a nation with the third-largest overweightpopulation.

The first oil from US President Donald Trump’s planned 172 million-barrel emergency release is set to start flowing soon, the latest move in the administration’s battle to keep fuel prices in check.

A Biden-era order from the Federal Trade Commission barring Intuit Inc. from advertising one of its TurboTax products as free was struck down by a federal appeals court.

Elon Musk defrauded Twitter Inc. investors when he disparaged the company in 2022 in an effort to buy the social media platform for a lower price than his original $44 billion bid, a jury concluded.

The SEC’s top accountant has called on the US audit regulator to create a permanent inspection program for auditors of broker-dealers.

Land & Buildings Investment Management founder Jonathan Litt has withdrawn his nomination to join the board of First Industrial Realty Trust Inc., saying the activist investor can press for change more effectively from outside the boardroom.