A $4.6 million settlement of claims that Goldman Sachs Group Inc. overpaid its board included too broad a liability release, Delaware’s top court ruled Tuesday, rejecting the deal over provisions that would have blocked separate challenges to future director compensation.

The US government backed a finding that an Andy Warhol print used on a magazine cover infringed a photo of Prince, as friend-of-the-court briefs continued to pour into the US Supreme Court on Monday.

Wal-Mart Stores East LP convinced the Seventh Circuit on Tuesday that its temporary light duty policy lawfully only covered workers injured on the job, and didn’t illegally exclude pregnant employees.

As the US immigration system recovers from the pandemic, the return to normal has been particularly slow for companies with workers and executives on temporary visas, with no silver bullet solution in sight.

Ronald Perelman’s private holding company and his bankrupt cosmetics giant Revlon Inc. have had another changing of their legal guard.

Choreographers are increasingly turning to an arguably outdated copyright system amid a social media explosion that offers artists a potential worldwide audience while also stoking new questions and challenges over the rights and rewards of creative content.