Court officials asked Congress for more money next year for security measures, as the federal judiciary combats heightened threats to judges.

Susman Godfrey wants to see law students’ full first-year transcripts before hiring summer associates, bucking the trend among top firms vying to land candidates early.

A White & Case LLP employee claims the firm discriminated and retaliated against him when he demanded an investigation into the dissemination of intimate photos taken of him at a firm party.

Lori N. Brown joined Jackson Lewis as a principal in its Phoenix office, the firm announced Tuesday.

A White House lawyer nominated to a federal judgeship apologized for her social media posts that attacked senators.

A law firm convinced the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to revive its case arguing that a new roof doesn’t count as an “addition” that would remove the cap on property tax increases.

A former Atlanta police officer’s move to a less desirable work schedule qualified as an adverse action for a First Amendment retaliation claim against his ex-supervisors, the Eleventh Circuit said in reviving part of his bias case.

Starting next week, the State Department will screen social media profiles for visa seekers in a slate of new categories that include religious workers and fiancé(e)s of US citizens.

Florida’s top attorney sent a letter warning the National Football League to stop enforcing a policy that aims to increase the number of minorities hired in coaching, manager, and executive positions.

Susman Godfrey wants to see law students’ full first-year transcripts before hiring summer associates, bucking the trend among top firms vying to land candidates early.

A White & Case LLP employee claims the firm discriminated and retaliated against him when he demanded an investigation into the dissemination of intimate photos taken of him at a firm party.

A preliminary injunction ordering the Department of Veterans Affairs to reinstate its collective bargaining agreement doesn’t require the agency to abide by the contract’s terms, the Trump administration argued in a brief to the court.

Susman Godfrey wants to see law students’ full first-year transcripts before hiring summer associates, bucking the trend among top firms vying to land candidates early.

A Democratic proposal to nix strict IRS rules on beginning of construction for wind and solar projects claiming tax credits failed Wednesday in a 47-53 Senate vote.

The Sweden Ministry of Finance is seeking feedback on a proposal to update its global minimum tax rules with a tranche of OECD administrative guidelines.

New Hampshire collected more than $100 million, largely from businesses, under its recent tax forgiveness program, outstripping initial expectations for the 11-week amnesty.

President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping will hold their highly anticipated summit in Beijing on May 14-15, following a delay that brought fresh uncertainty to relations between the world’s largest economies.

A Trump administration rule requiring wind and solar energy projects to start physical construction by July 5 to qualify for clean energy tax credits would be repealed using the Congressional Review Act under S. J. Res. 107.

The $8 billion merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media LLC divided Delaware’s top legal tribunal Wednesday as it ordered the media conglomerate to turn over deal documents to an investor.

Accounting standard-setters were split Wednesday on whether they should update rules airlines use to report payments they receive from manufacturers when planes are grounded due to equipment failure.

Jefferies Financial Group Inc. posted results that missed Wall Street estimates, dragged down by losses on wayward credit bets.

Top US financial officials unveiled a proposal for non-bank firms to face a higher bar for regulators to potentially tag them as too-big-to-fail.

Susman Godfrey wants to see law students’ full first-year transcripts before hiring summer associates, bucking the trend among top firms vying to land candidates early.

Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google must pay damages to a 20-year-old woman who said her addiction to social media caused her mental health crisis, a jury said in a landmark ruling that could signal hefty risks for the companies as they fight thousands of similar claims.