The Trump administration’s expansion of tariffs on Chinese goods has drawn a flurry of challenges from domestic importers at the U.S. Court of International Trade.

California businesses can’t be held liable for persuading one company they’re working with to end an at-will contract with another—unless they used wrongful means to achieve their goal, according to a Ninth Circuit decision.

Apple Inc. wants the Federal Circuit to stop the Western District of Texas from allowing “unabashed forum- and judge-shopping” in patent disputes, in a case set for argument Sept. 22.

In Part 5 of our series on navigating virus aid, we lay out what to expect from Congress.

Bloomberg Law spoke to Mayer Brown chair Paul Theiss about his 35-year career at the firm, Mayer Brown’s diversity and inclusion efforts, and how, as a young associate, he helped his beloved White Sox stay in Chicago.

Facebook Inc. is again being sued for allegedly spying on Instagram users, this time through the unauthorized use of their mobile phone cameras.

Bloomberg Law is conducting a Q&A series highlighting some of the legal industry’s most important relationships: the often fruitful but sometimes complicated connections between general counsel and their outside law firms. We’re talking with general counsel across industries about how they select outside lawyers and handle issues like billing, fees, and tracking performance.