Alex Jones’ attorney, who is engulfed in a legal storm over the inadvertent release of his client’s mobile phone records, acknowledged the difficulties of electronic discovery on Monday.

An attorney for Alex Jones tried to blame a paralegal for inadvertently sending opposing counsel all of Jones’ text messages from the last two years, but ethics experts say he could still face disciplinary action. Lydia Wheeler looks at why in her latest edition of Opening Argument.

Tesla Inc. has hired a former Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. in-house lawyer to be its new head of corporate governance legal, building on the flurry of changes it has made within its law department this year.

Musician Kelis’ claim that she wasn’t properly credited on Beyoncé's new album “Renaissance” provides a warning to emerging artists, who could find themselves locked out of lucrative royalties if they don’t secure credit for their contributions.

Infowars’ parent company will likely face calls for greater scrutiny of its bankruptcy now that a Texas jury has ordered it and its founder, Alex Jones, to pay nearly $50 million in damages to the parents of a Sandy Hook victim for falsely claiming the school shooting was a hoax.

Missouri students and Texas patrons are suing their libraries to restore acclaimed titles now removed, while a former Republican Congressional candidate in Virginia Beach, Va., seeks to have two books put on trial for obscenity to minors.

Veolia Environnement SA agreed to sell Suez SA’s waste activities in Britain to Macquarie Group Ltd. for 2.4 billion euros ($2.44 billion) after the country’s antitrust authority raised competition concerns.