Of all the punctuation marks in the English language, the Oxford comma may be the most divisive. However, for one group of writers and readers, it’s not up for debate: lawyers and judges.

The US Supreme Court’s soon-to-be newest member Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has hired a full complement of law clerks for her first term on the bench, including two who previously served in her lower court chambers.

Cryptocurrency investors licking their wounds from the so-called crypto-crash shouldn’t get too creative when reporting their losses to the Internal Revenue Service, tax practitioners warn.

A unit of Allianz SE will plead guilty to fraud and pay $5.8 billion after misrepresenting the risk posed by a group of hedge funds that collapsed amid pandemic market gyrations.

Dish Network Corp. must again defend itself in a whistleblower’s False Claims Act suit alleging that it used sham small businesses to win FCC communications licenses worth billions of dollars, the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday.

Tesla Inc.‘s associate general counsel for global compliance has quit to join Alphabet Inc.’s drone delivery business while Elon Musk ponders a takeover of Twitter Inc.

Upheaval in the cryptocurrency market puts teeth in a US Labor Department push to discourage retirement plans from adding digital assets to their 401(k) plan lineups.