The IRS plan for spending its $80 billion contains a warning: The windfall won’t be nearly as effective if Congress doesn’t also provide the agency with adequate annual funding.

A growing number of lawsuits accuse major companies that prioritized diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in recent years of falling short on their promises.

The CFPB is facing pressure to expand coverage of its open banking rule to include mortgage, student and auto loan, and other credit accounts that advocates say will provide people with a more complete financial profile.

Molson Coors Beverage Co.'s top lawyer Anne-Marie D’Angelo has left the company a little more than a year after coming aboard to succeed the beer giant’s longtime legal chief.

Boies Schiller Flexner is embracing its new market position as the litigation firm sorts out a future beyond its powerful leader.

A California federal jury’s decision giving $3.2 million to a former Tesla Inc. contractor in a long-running racial discrimination case opened a new legal question over whether the amount awarded for punitive damages in the case is in line with judicial precedent.

The Supreme Court’s recent oral argument examining the propriety of a $90 million trademark award for almost entirely foreign sales carries implications that extend beyond both US borders and trademark law.

A data breach at Proskauer Rose exposed client data, including sensitive legal and financial information, the law firm confirmed Friday.