Weil Gotshal & Manges’ Barry Wolf will hand over the reins to private equity partner Ramona Nee next year, the firm said Tuesday.

A Colorado man convicted of a drug crime won an appeal to revive his ineffective assistance of counsel claim after the Tenth Circuit said his lawyer gave him bad advice on the immigration consequences of his plea.

Judge Lawrence VanDyke offered a full-throated defense of his controversial and colorful dissents he’s issued on the Ninth Circuit, saying they’re meant to call out what he characterized as misbehavior by his colleagues on the federal appeals court.

John Penn joined Fox Rothschild as a partner in its financial restructuring & bankruptcy department in Dallas, the firm announced Tuesday.

An angry federal judge ordered the trio of attorneys running the US Attorney’s Office in New Jersey to testify before him about their leadership structure which has been ruled illegal, saying the prosecutors “have lost the confidence and the trust” of the courts, lawyers and the public.

Elizabeth Davis and Princess Fuller joined Barnes & Thornburg as partners in its corporate department, the firm announced Tuesday.

A Chinese-American engineer passed over to lead the City of Tulsa, Oklahoma’s water treatment plant failed to convince the Tenth Circuit that his claims of race and age bias should be revived.

Weil Gotshal & Manges’ Barry Wolf will hand over the reins to private equity partner Ramona Nee next year, the firm said Tuesday.

Nike Inc. argued a lawsuit seeking to force disclosure of diversity-related data should be dismissed or moved from federal court in Missouri to Oregon where the sportswear company is headquartered, according to a new filing.

A three-judge appellate panel was skeptical it has standing to allow two religious organizations to temporarily block a Maryland law barring those groups from hiring only workers who embrace their beliefs.

Employee-benefits administrator VeriSource Services Inc. convinced a federal court to dismiss much of a data breach complaint alleging it failed to protect the personal data of its customers’ workers.

An Illinois federal district court granted prejudgment interest but denied liquidated damages and front pay in an FMLA case where the former Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Behring employee had already secured comparable employment and the company demonstrated good faith. Bynum v. Bandza, 2026 BL 85376, C.D. Ill., 20-CV-2343, 3/13/26

Weil Gotshal & Manges’ Barry Wolf will hand over the reins to private equity partner Ramona Nee next year, the firm said Tuesday.

New Jersey didn’t exceed its authority under federal law when it expanded income tax obligations to out-of-state online merchants, the state attorney general told the tax court.

US President Donald Trump said he wanted to have no wind turbines built during his presidency, reiterating his distaste for the renewable energy source after his administration has made multiple moves to thwart its development.

A Swiss native lost his long-running effort to avoid about $20 million in penalties and interest for failing to report his overseas financial accounts to the IRS after a federal judge rejected his due process claim.

Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin defended British Prime Minister Keir Starmer after the UK leader was criticized by President Donald Trump for not more fully supporting the war on Iran.

The IRS is evaluating possible changes to its research and development tax credit reporting form to reduce administrative burden, an agency official said Tuesday.

The House Oversight Committee ordered US Attorney General Pam Bondi to appear for a deposition on the US Justice Department’s handling of the investigation and release of files related to sex trafficking by disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Weil Gotshal & Manges’ Barry Wolf will hand over the reins to private equity partner Ramona Nee next year, the firm said Tuesday.

A Berkshire Hathaway Inc. insurance unit is off the hook for Toy Quest Ltd.'s legal costs in an underlying abuse-of-process suit, a federal appeals court ruled.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. and dozens of states tried for days last week to settle an antitrust lawsuit accusing the company of illegally monopolizing the live entertainment market and overcharging concertgoers millions of dollars for tickets.

US President Donald Trump said he wanted to have no wind turbines built during his presidency, reiterating his distaste for the renewable energy source after his administration has made multiple moves to thwart its development.

New York-based International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. inked an $11 million deal to settle claims by end-user plaintiffs who allege the firm conspired to raise prices for fragrance ingredients and compounds sold in the US.