President Joe Biden plans to nominate district Judge Florence Pan to the seat on the powerful federal appeals court vacated by Ketanji Brown Jackson, who’s been confirmed to the Supreme Court, the White House said.

Colorado law requires a reduction in damages awarded to an Army veteran in a suit over allegedly ineffective 3M Co. combat earplugs, leaving him with a $21.7 million recovery rather than the $55 million awarded by the jury, a federal court in Florida ruled.

Alphabet, Chevron, and other corporate giants are facing investor pressure to look at racial issues, as more shareholders and companies want to know whether their businesses fuel discrimination.

US Supreme Court oral arguments lasted 28% longer on average this term under a new round-robin format that advocates say reduced pressure and made the justices less inclined to talk over each other.

The extent of Meta Platforms Inc. CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s personal liability for the Cambridge Analytica data scandal is being tested in a new lawsuit accusing him of playing a central role.

Workers at an Apple store in Louisville, Ky., are forming a union—and may even have enough support to win an election, according to the group’s leader.

The US Patent and Trademark Office has resurrected the decades-old notion of establishing a small claims patent court, as a similar board focused on lower-dollar copyright disputes comes closer to opening its doors.