Derek Chauvin’s trial endedin a conviction. The business reckoning inspired by George Floyd’s killing is far from over.

The HHS on Wednesday rescinded a Trump-era rule that would have stopped people who suffer shoulder injuries or faint after vaccination from getting compensated.

Peloton Interactive Inc. misrepresented their treadmills as safe for households with children, a new proposed class suit in a California federal court alleges.

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer may be able to trace its roots back to 18th century London, but after two years of aggressively building in the U.S., its leaders would prefer not to call it a Magic Circle firm.

A case before a federal appeals court that challenges a new type of employee health plan has insurers and state regulators worried about its potential to create an end-run around Obamacare and state insurance regulations.

Now that special financial assistance has been signed into law for union-brokered pensions, all eyes are on the year 2051—the date through which a federal stimulus package is intended to prop up the most underfunded of those plans.

Liberty Power, an electricity retailer that serves customers in about a dozen states, filed for bankruptcy in Florida after losses during Texas’ winter freeze in February.