Apple Inc. store workers in three states are aiming to organize under separate unions, setting up a possible clash that could complicate the labor campaign against the Silicon Valley titan.

The Fifth Circuit fired a double-barreled blast at federal agency enforcement powers with its ruling that the SEC violated a hedge fund manager’s right to a jury trial by putting his case before an in-house judge.

The Biden administration is making a first-of-its-kind ask of the health-care sector: to act on climate change. However, the pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is voluntary, making researchers and advocates question how effective it will be.

In a conversation with Bloomberg Tax this week, Kate Barton, global vice chair of EY, noted that companies are increasingly looking for individuals who can take over newly created roles—like a “sanctions czar” related to government sanctions on the war in Ukraine.

Insurer AIG figured a ban on unreasonably delayed lawsuits easily shielded it from trademark claims brought by a smaller insurer that has shared a name with the conglomerate since 1967. A federal appeals court ruled it’s not so simple.

Another Cravath Swaine & Moore deals lawyer is joining UK-founded Freshfields as the law firm continues to build its M&A team on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley.