A Colorado wireless data company can pursue its legal malpractice claims against Hamilton, Brook, Smith & Reynolds PC after the First Circuit ruled the parties had an attorney-client relationship “as a matter of law.”

Once again, artificial intelligence is dominating investors’ attention in the stock market. These days, however, the focus is turning more and more toward companies that may get disrupted by the new technology rather than those who stand to profit from it.

The DC appeals court overseeing lawsuits by four Big Law firms against the Trump administration’s punitive executive orders appears to side with the firms in their requests for separate briefings.

A Washington federal judge appeared likely to block Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from penalizing a Democratic senator over public remarks criticizing Trump administration military actions.

In this video, a Supreme Court advocate tests generative AI on his own case, sparking debate over whether the technology can truly aid legal advocacy or merely sound convincing.

Tamerlin Godley joined Willkie Farr & Gallagher as a partner in its litigation department in Los Angeles, the firm announced Monday.

Netflix Inc. and Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. faced a skeptical Senate panel Tuesday as their executives defended their $82.7 billion media merger against lawmakers’ concerns about the proposed tie-up and its impact on streaming consumers and Hollywood workers.

The moratorium on mass layoffs of federal workers will continue into mid-February after Congress passed a stop-gap measure funding the Department of Homeland Security, the office of Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) confirmed.

In this video, a Supreme Court advocate tests generative AI on his own case, sparking debate over whether the technology can truly aid legal advocacy or merely sound convincing.

A jury must decide if Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corp. and Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC discriminated against a technician at Idaho’s Naval Reactor facility because he was disabled and used medical leave, a federal court ruled.

Nordstrom Inc. can use an arbitration agreement and class action waiver to shunt a California worker’s claims from federal court to a private dispute resolution proceeding.

Long Island Electric Utility Servco LLC must face several claims by a Black Jamaican employee allegedly subjected to racial stereotyping and abuse, including workplace nooses, and unequal job conditions, a federal judge ruled.

The owners of a mass producer of poultry products are entitled to research credits related to certain qualifying research expenses in 2012 through 2014, the US Tax Court said Tuesday.

More California families would get tax relief under a bill introduced in the legislature Tuesday.

A global business group said Tuesday that developing countries would lose hundreds of millions of dollars a year if they adopt a new method of taxing cross-border services endorsed by the United Nations.

The moratorium on mass layoffs of federal workers will continue into mid-February after Congress passed a stop-gap measure funding the Department of Homeland Security, the office of Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) confirmed.

Paychex Inc. failed to exhaust its administrative remedies when challenging state income tax apportionment regulations, New York told a state appeals court in a brief urging it to affirm dismissal of the lawsuit.

The states are amending a 43-year old rule governing the tax treatment of airline revenue to accommodate new profit centers including credit-card points, on-board sales of food, and in-flight internet service.

President Donald Trump’s opinion of Colombia’s leader swung from “sick” to “terrific” as a face-to-face White House meeting eased tensions between the ideological foes.

Walt Disney Co.’s corner-office transition brought made-for-TV drama as the entertainment giant named Josh D’Amaro as its new chief executive officer. For its next act, Disney will try to hold onto the leaders who lost out to the themes-park chief.

Netflix Inc. and Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. faced a skeptical Senate panel Tuesday as their executives defended their $82.7 billion media merger against lawmakers’ concerns about the proposed tie-up and its impact on streaming consumers and Hollywood workers.

A financing arrangement between biotech billionaire Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong and ImmunityBio Inc. helped “bridge the gap” to regulatory approval of a novel bladder cancer drug, an attorney for the company and its executive chairman told a Delaware court Tuesday.

In this video, a Supreme Court advocate tests generative AI on his own case, sparking debate over whether the technology can truly aid legal advocacy or merely sound convincing.

Plug Power Inc. misrepresented the likelihood of receiving a US government loan for its envisioned hydrogen production segment, surprising investors when it pivoted to less lucrative projects, an investor alleges.