The Justice Department again asked federal judges to unseal grand jury material from the criminal cases against Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, citing the recently enacted law on Epstein documents.

Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC was wrongly denied qualified immunity for its role acting as outside counsel for Nashville’s local government in a First Amendment suit, a split federal appeals court held Monday.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani added Legal Aid Society CEO Twyla Carter to his transition team on Monday along with dozens of public-interest attorneys, creating a cadre of advisers that largely ices out Big Law.

Senate Republicans proposed bumping up funding for the US Supreme Court as threats against federal judges have increased.

Milbank LLP is paying associates up to $115,000 in year-end bonuses, matching its Big Law competitors in total extra compensation, the firm announced Monday.

During a recent speech from Paul Weiss chair Brad Karp, a fellow attorney stood up and heckled him—an indication of how raw feelings within the legal industry still are over the Trump administration pro bono deals. Bloomberg Law reporter Mike Vilensky was at the event and saw all of this go down. He joins our podcast, On The Merits, to talk about who shouted at Karp, why, and what the two had to say to each other after the event concluded.

Technology stocks helped extend a rally in global equities into a third day, fueled by mounting expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in December.

A California federal judge probed the limits of insurers’ exemptions from defending against the cases of hundreds of stoneworkers alleging chronic illnesses linked to silica and other toxins.

Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC was wrongly denied qualified immunity for its role acting as outside counsel for Nashville’s local government in a First Amendment suit, a split federal appeals court held Monday.

A Florida federal court denied a preliminary injunction to Bottom Line Systems, LLC against a former employee who resigned to join a direct competitor, where the company didn’t prove a substantial likelihood of success on the merits. Bottom Line Sys. LLC v. Miller, 2025 BL 414688, M.D. Fla., 8:25-cv-2696-TPB-NHA, 11/19/25

A Senate committee plans to consider a Boeing Co. lawyer’s nomination to join the National Labor Relations Board on Dec. 3, marking the third time it scheduled the Trump pick for a vote.

A Tennessee federal district court denied summary judgment on a sonographer’s Fair Labor Standard Act retaliation claim against The Cardiovascular Clinic of West Tennessee, P.C., after she alleged she was terminated for complaining of a lack of reasonable breaks to pump breast milk. Newell v. Cardiovascular Clinic of W. Tenn., P.C., 2025 BL 411377, W.D. Tenn., 1:24-cv-01224-STA-jay, 11/17/25

Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC was wrongly denied qualified immunity for its role acting as outside counsel for Nashville’s local government in a First Amendment suit, a split federal appeals court held Monday.

West Virginia Senator Jim Justice (R) and his wife Cathy Justice immediately settled a new lawsuit seeking more than $5.1 million in unpaid federal income taxes, penalties, and interest for the 2009 tax year.

Cruise industry groups have urged a federal court to allow the US to intervene in a lawsuit challenging Hawaii’s environmental tax on cruise ships, arguing the Department of Justice has met the requirements for intervention under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 24.

The IRS issued a notice providing guidance on the corporate bond monthly yield curve, the corresponding spot segment rates for Sept. 2025 used under I.R.C. §417(e)(3)(D), the 24-month average segment ...

Funding for the Internal Revenue Service would be cut by $481 million compared to fiscal 2025 under a bill released by Senate appropriators Monday, bringing funding for the tax agency to roughly $11.8 billion.

The US Tax Court doesn’t need to revisit a prior opinion holding that a Texas couple isn’t entitled to a tax break because they didn’t engage in farming for profit, it said Monday.

A California federal judge probed the limits of insurers’ exemptions from defending against the cases of hundreds of stoneworkers alleging chronic illnesses linked to silica and other toxins.

The head of Texas’ top business development advocacy organization, Glenn Hamer, is accused of civil assault by the founder of another pro-business group in Texas, who says he sabotaged her fundraising prospects after she refused his sexual advances.

Ride-hailing services company Curb Mobility LLC was sued in federal court Monday for allegedly making anticompetitive deals with Uber Technologies Inc. to raise prices for on-demand transportation.

Last Thursday night, the world’s biggest miner made a brazen attempt to gatecrash one of the industry’s biggest-ever deals. Yet just three days later, the bid was already dead.

Milbank LLP is paying associates up to $115,000 in year-end bonuses, matching its Big Law competitors in total extra compensation, the firm announced Monday.

New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has selected several corporate executives to join his transition team as the democratic socialist seeks to mollify concerns his policies might harm the city’s business community.