The XFL’s quick demise showed how the coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on professional and amateur sports. Lawyers who lost jobs and were determined to stay in their sports specialties were able to do so—though not always easily.

A federal grants program for entertainment venues closed during the pandemic may be days away from re-opening after technical issues shut it down last week, a Small Business Administration official told Bloomberg Tax.

Greenberg Traurig’s leaders have hit the road in an RV on a cross-country journey to get face time with staff and attorneys from 30 offices as Big Law firms contemplate returning to in-person work that came to a halt at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Tina Smith (D-Minn.) are calling on the U.S. Labor Department to withdraw a preliminary waiver issued late in the Trump administration that would allow Goldman Sachs to continue managing retirement assets despite a subsidiary’s criminal conviction.

The Senate will consider, as soon as next week, whether to kill a Trump administration methane-emissions rule, in what would be the first time this Congress that the full upper chamber deliberates using its power to overturn regulations.

George Floyd had a history of drug use and confrontations with the police, witnesses said as the attorney for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin began his defense in the murder trial.