The diocese of Oakland, Calif. failed to convince a bankruptcy judge to defer payment of legal fees until the end of its Chapter 11 proceeding, which has been in a stalemate for months.

A former DLA Piper partner seeking to dismiss a subordinate’s claim he raped her in 2022 said his accuser contradicted her case testifying to a state judge that he wasn’t abusive until the following year.

Paul Weiss leader Brad Karp helped Jeffrey Epstein protect his plea deal on sex trafficking charges against legal attacks in the months before the disgraced financier died in jail, recently released emails show.

The Senate has stepped up confirmations of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, as just a handful now remain in the pipeline with the administration slow to announce new picks.

Jones Day has sued private equity firm Centre Lane Partners and some of its affiliates, claiming the former client owes more than $9.6 million in unpaid invoices for work, including with its portfolio companies.

Republican senators sought and received reassurance from Trump judicial nominees on their understanding of new Supreme Court precedent curbing nationwide injunctions.

A US State Department visa freeze for 39 countries covered by a Trump administration travel ban is unlawful, a new lawsuit argues.

Boeing Co. is eliminating about 300 supply chain jobs from its defense division, and is notifying affected workers this week, according to a person familiar with the move.

The EEOC hired an attorney who previously represented men alleging discrimination in campus sexual assault cases, and even sued his own university under Title IX, as the agency seeks to bring more bias cases on behalf of males.

A former DLA Piper partner seeking to dismiss a subordinate’s claim he raped her in 2022 said his accuser contradicted her case testifying to a state judge that he wasn’t abusive until the following year.

UFC President and CEO Dana White said under oath Wednesday that he didn’t delete text messages as part of the evidence sought in an antitrust lawsuit brought by a former fighter against the organization.

Paul Weiss leader Brad Karp helped Jeffrey Epstein protect his plea deal on sex trafficking charges against legal attacks in the months before the disgraced financier died in jail, recently released emails show.

A real estate development firm is fighting the IRS’ rejection of a $43.1 million charitable contribution deduction tied to a historic preservation easement, telling the US Tax Court in a new petition that the agency failed to substantiate the decision.

Business groups told Oregon lawmakers they disagree with a push underway to decouple from parts of the 2025 federal tax law.

The IRS issued an announcement regarding the U.S. and Spain implementing the arbitration process under their Competent Authority Arrangement (CAA), signed Feb. 22, 1990, and amended by the 2013 protocol. ...

Senate Democrats want answers from the Treasury and Justice Departments over the handling of President Donald Trump’s $10 billion IRS lawsuit over illegal disclosure of his tax records.

A Republic Services Inc. subsidiary strains the meaning of an Ohio tax exemption in its quest for a $724,000 sales tax refund for fuel used to power garbage truck lifting arms, Ohio’s tax commissioner told the state’s high court.

Gregg Polsky joined Gunster as of counsel in its tax practice, the firm announced Tuesday.

Boeing Co. is eliminating about 300 supply chain jobs from its defense division, and is notifying affected workers this week, according to a person familiar with the move.

The Federal Reserve finalized hypothetical scenarios for its stress test, which gauge how Wall Street lenders would fare under a potential recession.

A former DLA Piper partner seeking to dismiss a subordinate’s claim he raped her in 2022 said his accuser contradicted her case testifying to a state judge that he wasn’t abusive until the following year.

Iowa on Wednesday sued the Trump administration over its amended rule establishing how to compute the fuel economy for electric vehicles.

Copper will be part of a $12 billion critical minerals stockpile, although the initial rollout will have a far bigger impact on niche metals used in defense and technology, according to mining billionaire Robert Friedland.

The former chief operating officer of Allied Wallet Ltd. escaped an indictment for conspiracy to commit bank and wire fraud after a district court found the US is barred from re-trying the executive under the Double Jeopardy Clause.