The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s efforts to boost oversight of buy-now-pay-later financing will benefit the industry, Affirm CEO Max Levchin said.

Big Law firms are facing mainstream criticism that could add fuel to protests from law students, even after the country’s largest law firms last year hired a greater share of new graduates than in more than a decade.

The Senate confirmed Sarah A. L. Merriam to the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, marking Biden’s fifth nominee on the court and adding yet another former public defender to the appellate bench.

3M Co., facing more than 200,000 lawsuits accusing it of harming soldiers with defective combat earplugs, opens a new round of mediation Thursday overseen by the same federal judge the industrial conglomerate has been feuding with since July.

A US Senate panel advanced a bipartisan bill aimed at limiting the use of workplace nondisclosure agreements after the committee delayed its consideration several times.

A new book’s accusations of improper partisan interference inside former President Donald Trump’s Justice Department puts WilmerHale in the uncomfortable position of having a congressional investigations partner the subject of a Senate probe.