Newsmax Media Inc. lost its bid to end defamation litigation brought by Smartmatic USA Corp., which develops vote-counting technology, over the conservative news network’s role in spreading false conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

Profits were up at Paul Hastings last year, even as an economic downturn slowed work and prompted major law firms to cut costs.

Federal health-care price transparency rules will help a Pennsylvania county save as much as $13 million on its $30 million a year health plan, pointing a way forward to savings for employers.

Bored Ape Yacht Club maker Yuga Labs Inc. settled its lawsuit against an NFT market developer it had accused of tricking consumers into buying counterfeit versions of its Bored Ape NFTs.

Which law schools are leading the way in bridging the justice gap? Bloomberg Law’s Law School Innovation Program is recognizing groundbreaking innovations in six categories: justice, business, experience, pedagogy, student development, and technology. This article spotlights the seven law school programs that earned top scores in the “justice” category.

A former Wall Street Journal reporter’s lawsuit against Dechert LLP over an alleged hacking scheme that led to his firing should be thrown out because he waited too long to file it, the law firm told a federal court.

Visual media company Getty Images accused Stability AI Inc. of using more than 12 million Getty photos without permission or compensation—the latest copyright and trademark lawsuit against the use of artificial intelligence tools to generate art.