Kirkland & Ellis’s Lindsay Borgeson, Eric Tang, and Jamie Feyko analyze new state licensing and registration laws, and how health-care staffing agencies and contracting hospitals can ensure compliance.

New large language models like ChatGPT will limit the importance of Section 230 immunity even after the US Supreme Court declined the invitation to do so in Gonzalez v. Google, writes Sionic Advisors’ Kurt Drozd.

Pepperdine University’s Mark Kubisch analyzes public pension fund use of mandatory state employee contributions to advance ESG objectives. He says California “uses those contributions to amplify its views on controversial ESG topics.”

A San Francisco trial judge correctly denied an anti-SLAPP motion to dispatch a lawsuit filed by descendants of S.C. Hastings over a decision to remove the name of the founder of the West Coast’s first law school, a state appeals court ruled Monday.

95-year-old Judge Pauline Newman cannot hear new cases until a probe into her fitness to remain on the bench is resolved, the Federal Circuit’s Judicial Council reiterated Monday.

House Republicans plan to hold a contempt of Congress hearing against FBI Director Christopher Wray on Thursday, escalating a probe into President Joe Biden’s actions as vice president.

Kirkland & Ellis’s Lindsay Borgeson, Eric Tang, and Jamie Feyko analyze new state licensing and registration laws, and how health-care staffing agencies and contracting hospitals can ensure compliance.

Pepperdine University’s Mark Kubisch analyzes public pension fund use of mandatory state employee contributions to advance ESG objectives. He says California “uses those contributions to amplify its views on controversial ESG topics.”

A Black former assembly line staffer at Tesla Inc. is moving to add hundreds of other workers to his 2017 lawsuit in which he called the electric-car maker’s production floor a “hotbed for racist behavior.”

Washington, D.C.'s Department of Behavioral Health won a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a female employee who alleged she was subject to a hostile work environment.

The Paradies Shops LLC must face a proposed class action alleging it failed to protect the personal information of more than 76,000 current and former employees that was exposed in an October 2020 data breach, after a federal appeals court overturned a lower court’s dismissal of the lawsuit.

Intermittent disruptions at several key US West Coast ports are set to stretch into their fifth day Tuesday amid ongoing labor-contracts negotiations.

The Biden administration’s plan to transform the US power grid by unleashing billions of dollars in financing for clean-energy projects is beginning to move, banking on a key factor: investors looking to lower their taxes.

Marjorie Rollinson’s international tax expertise and her public and private sector experience will be valuable if she is confirmed to serve as IRS chief counsel, former agency officials said.

Morgan Lewis’ Carly Grey reviews the SECURE 2.0 Act’s changes to rules on required minimum distributions, such as increases in RMD age and reductions to penalty taxes.

This is a regular column from tax and technology attorney Andrew Leahey, principal at Hunter Creek Consulting and sales suppression expert. Here, he shares why Texas’ tax on electric vehicles could be effective—as long as it’s implemented the right way, with more buy-in from public infrastructure.

Iceland’s government will reduce spending and increase housing starts to help cool inflation and avert further interest rate hikes by the central bank. The cabinet will also increase tolls for tourism services, raise taxes on fish farming companies and temporarily boost the rate of corporate income tax by 1 percentage point for a year in 2025.

Andreas Medler of ATOZ Tax Advisers explains why Luxembourg investment fund managers should act now to anticipate the upcoming changes of the OECD Pillar Two rules and adapt their procedures in readiness.

This is a regular column from tax and technology attorney Andrew Leahey, principal at Hunter Creek Consulting and sales suppression expert. Here, he shares why Texas’ tax on electric vehicles could be effective—as long as it’s implemented the right way, with more buy-in from public infrastructure.

Chemicals producer Incitec Pivot Ltd. confirmed Chief Executive Officer Jeanne Johns will step down, a move that follows investor pressure over the company’s strategy and performance.

A Black former assembly line staffer at Tesla Inc. is moving to add hundreds of other workers to his 2017 lawsuit in which he called the electric-car maker’s production floor a “hotbed for racist behavior.”

Cigna Corp. was granted a preliminary injunction barring its former Express Scripts president Amy Bricker from assuming an executive position at CVS Pharmacy Inc. while a lawsuit over her noncompete agreement moves forward.

Two ex-Lewis Brisbois partners were pushed out of the boutique they started after their former firm released racist, sexist and antisemitic emails the partners wrote while employed there.

Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. appointed Anthea Bath as its next chief executive officer, a rare example of a female CEO leading a Canadian mining company.