All four Big Law firms fighting President Donald Trump’s executive orders will make their arguments against the directives on the same day, an appeals court ruled Friday.

Jacob Rambeau joined Honigman LLP as a partner in its intellectual property litigation practice group in Bloomfield Hills, the firm announced Thursday.

Bill Barr’s litigation boutique is continuing its furious growth, as it adds two former Republican Virginia attorneys general, Jason Miyares and Richard Cullen, and four other top lawyers to its ranks.

Thinking Machines Lab Inc., an artificial intelligence startup created by former top OpenAI executive Mira Murati, has hired Scale AI Inc.’s former general counsel as its first legal leader.

Molly Unterseher joined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in its tax-exempt organizations and philanthropy practice in Philadelphia and New York, the firm announced Thursday.

To understand what lies in wait for Kevin Warsh, who is likely to take the helm of the Federal Reserve in May, it might be best to go back more than 50 years.

Paying one man more than one woman for substantially equal work is enough to violate the Equal Pay Act and proof of how the sexes are paid as a group isn’t required, the EEOC said.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it put the director of its diversity office on administrative leave last month because she caused the agency to mistakenly post an unapproved draft version of its annual diversity report that didn’t match one it sent to Congress.

Apple Inc. is preparing to allow voice-controlled artificial intelligence apps from other companies in CarPlay, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that will let users query AI chatbots through its vehicle interface for the first time.

A prominent anti-abortion group and a Christian pregnancy resource center sued Michigan officials Friday to prevent enforcement against them of part of the state’s employment law that bars discrimination against those who had an abortion.

Arbitrator Nicholas ruled Medstar Hospital lacked just cause to fire a 16-year employee for allegedly threatening coworkers with a small knife, ordering reinstatement with back pay due to an inadequate investigation and the grievant’s clean disciplinary record. Medstar Washington Hospital Center , 2025 BNA LA 325, Arb., 32-A-23, J. Nicholas, 11/14/25

Arbitrator Gregory P. Szuter ruled that the City of Bedford, Ohio didn’t violate its collective bargaining agreement with the local AFSCME union when it only granted one day of funeral leave to the grievant, who was attending his grandfather’s funeral, when he had originally requested three days of such leave. City of Bedford, Ohio, Arb., 01-25-0002-8824, G. Szuter, 1/23/26

Fourteen months after Stellantis NV parted ways with a chief executive officer who surprisedinvestors with wayward results, his successor has pulled a similar move.

The IRS and Treasury Department are temporarily blocked from sharing taxpayer address information with immigration enforcement authorities because doing so likely violates a Tax Code privacy provision, a federal judge held.

Idaho parents can now apply for a $5,000 to $7,500 credit on their taxes for expenses incurred by sending their children to private schools, the state’s top court said.

The U.S. Tax Court upheld the IRS’s decision regarding a taxpayer’s penalties and interest, affirming that the IRS acted within its discretion by resolving the case through an installment agreement. ...

The Trump administration’s sweeping changes to how federal workers are classified likely will harm the IRS’s ability to hire, and renew concerns that the agency could succumb to political pressures.

The U.S. Tax Court, in a memorandum decision, held that the taxpayer was entitled to some research tax credits, but in lower amounts than claimed, for qualified research activities related ...

Pacira BioSciences Inc. overcame investor allegations tied to statements about the strength of its patent fight for its top-selling painkiller while the biotech company was suing a competitor.

The US Justice Department is investigating Netflix Inc.’s tactics as it looks into the streaming company’s agreement to buy Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.’s studios and HBO Max streaming service, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Fourteen months after Stellantis NV parted ways with a chief executive officer who surprisedinvestors with wayward results, his successor has pulled a similar move.

Thrive Freeze Dry’s financial backers, including an affiliate of an Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund, seized control of the business through a series of transactions that wrongly sidelined its founders, according to a lawsuit unsealed Friday.

Lenders to bankrupt restaurant operator FAT Brands Inc. want the chief executive officer suspended without pay over a recent stock sale for its Twin Peaks dining chain, deepening a battle for control of the company as it attempts to restructure.

A prominent anti-abortion group and a Christian pregnancy resource center sued Michigan officials Friday to prevent enforcement against them of part of the state’s employment law that bars discrimination against those who had an abortion.