A federal judge sanctioned Winston & Strawn attorneys representing Musi Inc. in a lawsuit challenging Apple Inc.'s decision to remove the music streaming application from the App Store.

State judges can’t boost pay rates for private attorneys representing indigent defendants to address counsel shortages that left hundreds without legal help, Massachusetts’s high court said Monday.

Jarrod Huffman joined Mayer Brown as a partner in its global funds and asset management practice in Los Angeles, the firm announced Monday.

Franklin Gregg and Marjorie Mygrants joined Honigman as partners in its private equity practice in Chicago, the firm announced Monday.

Teal Luthy Miller joined Davis Wright Tremaine as a partner in Seattle, the firm announced Monday.

Michael Lateef joined Duane Morris as a partner in its corporate practice group in San Francisco, the firm announced Monday.

A strike in one of the country’s biggest beef packing plants poses the latest risk to the nation’s meat supply at a time when US consumers are already struggling with record beef prices.

A Nevada federal district court granted summary judgment to Hey Dude and Crocs on Title VII claims by a White warehouse worker, finding no race discrimination when another White employee was promoted and no retaliation causation due to anonymous complaints. Belt v. Crocs Inc., 2026 BL 83623, D. Nev., 2:24-cv-00582-APG-DJA, 3/12/26

The founder of a hotel management company didn’t have authority to remove from the board its top two corporate officers under the terms of the limited liability company agreement, Delaware’s Chancery Court ruled.

A Maryland federal district court denied summary judgment to Safelite Group on a Title VII retaliation claim, finding evidence that after a female manager reported sexual harassment, the company’s disciplinary actions could be viewed as retaliatory. Williams v. Safelite Grp., Inc., 2026 BL 85296, D. Md., Civ. No. 8:24-cv-1978-PX, 3/13/26

A North Carolina federal district court granted summary judgment to Carolina Speech and Hearing on a Black patient care coordinator’s Title VII and Section 1981 claims, finding no evidence that poor performance was pretext for discrimination or that she engaged in protected activity. Abercrombie v. Carolina Speech & Hearing, Inc., 2026 BL 84987, W.D.N.C., 1:24-cv-00242-WCM, 3/13/26

A U.S. Steel Corp. worker at an Illinois plant can take his disability discrimination and retaliation claims to trial after a federal magistrate judge rejected most of his employer’s bid for an early win.

A Hungarian tax official called for stronger confidentiality rules to protect the identities of businesses when tax authorities exchange data to curb value-added tax fraud.

Chicago’s real estate industry has ignited a battle over a $19 billion tax bill that property owners say is holding back new construction and contributing to surging rents.

Florida lawmakers plan to return to the state capital for a special legislative session to pass a budget for fiscal 2027 and develop a strategy for curbing homeowners’ property taxes—key priorities left undone during their regular session.

Australia’s Big Four accounting firms are seeking AI-curious graduates and offering fast-track accountancy training to deal with the challenges facing the sector.

European businesses will need to have other taxes scrapped now that they have signed up to the new global minimum tax agreement, according to BusinessEurope, a trade association.

The IRS issued a private letter ruling on I.R.C. §7701 and Treas. Reg. §301.9100 granting a foreign entity a 120-day extension to file Form 8832 for classification as a disregarded ...

Terra Energy Center is pouring $1 billion into a deal for a planned coal project in Alaska, marking the first investment in new US coal power in more than a decade.

President Donald Trump has long complained about what he sees as unfair treatment from the major television networks. Now he’s employing a new enforcer in the fight: the Federal Communications Commission.

Judge Margaret “Meg” Ryan will no longer lead the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s enforcement division, departing a key role at the agency in charge of policing Wall Street.

President Donald Trumpreiterated his appeals for help from other nations to secure the Strait of Hormuz, saying that Iran was nearly obliterated even as the war keeps roiling oil markets and global shipping.

Grammy winning country music star Zach Bryan so disliked Live Nation Entertainment Inc. and its ticket selling unit that he tried to avoid the company’s concert venues on his 2023 tour and even released an album titled “All My Homies Hate Ticketmaster.”

Novartis AG is set to raise $11 billion to help fund its acquisition of Avidity Biosciences Inc., adding to a flurry of buyout-related bond sales.