The 20-year-old woman at the center of a landmark trial over social media addiction used YouTube for an average of just 29 minutes per day over the last five years, a lawyer for Google told jurors.

The Fourth Circuit denied the Justice Department’s effort to dismiss its court fight against Maryland’s federal district judges.

The future lawyers of America were taking the LSAT this weekend. But, by the time they get their JDs in a few years, law firms may have replaced many of their entry-level associate jobs with AI. That’s a fear Mike Spivey hears a lot about these days. Spivey is a former law school administrator who is now an admissions consultant working with schools and prospective students and he joins our podcast, On The Merits.

Joseph Delehanty joined Polsinelli as a shareholder in its commercial litigation practice in Chicago, the firm announced Tuesday.

J.P. Vogel joined Foley & Lardner as a partner in the construction practice group and the manufacturing sector in Dallas, the firm announced Tuesday.

Daniel Rounds joined Fox Rothschild as a partner in its construction and federal government contracts practice groups in Washington, DC, the firm announced Tuesday.

A Coach store manager seeking reimbursements for work-related cellphone costs failed to show the allegations meet all of the requirements for class certification.

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. agreed to refund its members more than $28.3 million in out-of-network expenses as part of a settlement with the US Department of Labor over its mental health coverage in California.

Drexel University isn’t liable for harassment a Black female compliance chief says she faced at the hands of a White male subordinate, a Philadelphia federal judge ruled following a bench trial.

A group of Mexican nationals who claim they were defrauded when recruited to work for Hyundai and Kia asked a federal court to consider their proposed $11.5 million settlement.

Sig Sauer Inc. was sued Tuesday by a former employee who says the firearms manufacturer’s retirement plan has performed poorly because of a flawed suite of target-date funds that should have been replaced.

Melissa Peters and Eric Compere joined Ogletree Deakins as shareholders in its San Francisco and Los Angeles offices, respectively, the firm announced Tuesday.

The IRS failed to implement mandatory disaster relief measures during Covid-19, shorting millions of taxpayers on interest owed for tax overpayments, a New York couple told a federal court.

An Illinois law barring card swipe fees on retail taxes and tips can take effect after a federal judge denied banks’ bid to block the legislation.

With one armada in the Caribbean and another off Iran, Donald Trump isn’t shy about picking a fight. The risk is he loses sight of how American power has worked to deter costly conflicts in the places that count most.

Companies would lose the ability to choose how their foreign income is apportioned in California under a bill introduced in the state legislature Tuesday.

The OECD is working on possibly expanding the types of tax adjustments that should be subject to mutual agreement procedures in the organization’s model treaty, an official said Tuesday.

Colombia’s government is planning a ‘wealth tax’ on corporate assets to fund the rebuilding a region devastated by heavy flooding this year.

Ford Motor Co. expects profit to jump in 2026 after being saddled with a surprise tariff bill at the end of last year.

The 20-year-old woman at the center of a landmark trial over social media addiction used YouTube for an average of just 29 minutes per day over the last five years, a lawyer for Google told jurors.

American International Group Inc. reported fourth-quarter profit that beat analysts’ expectations, driven by a boost in underwriting income and on the heels of key partnerships and acquisitions the insurer expects to boost earnings in 2026.

A Florida federal judge denied a motion from liability insurers, including American International Group Inc. and Chubb Ltd. units, looking to obtain updated data on a multibillion-dollar settlement involving 3M Co. and Aearo Technologies LLC over combat earplugs.

Volkswagen AG’s unexpectedly high cash flow is prompting unrest among workers, who are demanding a payout following efforts to reign in spending.

FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Friedfiled a long-shot request for a new trial on the charges for which he’s currently serving a 25-year prison sentence, arguing that new witnesses can refute the prosecution’s case that he defrauded the cryptocurrency exchange’s customers.