T-Mobile USA Inc.’s $26.5 billion acquisition of Sprint Corp. seemed close to getting final U.S. approval when states attorney general sued to block the deal in June 2019.

The coronavirus pandemic is likely to push companies to prioritize related whistleblower complaints and launch investigations despite office closures and other constraints, attorneys say.

Bloomberg Law caught up with Gibson Dunn’s Anne Champion to discuss the challenges of working remotely, and how she stays connected to her colleagues and clients on a daily basis.

More than 22 million U.S. workers have filed new unemployment insurance claims in the last month, but their success at getting enhanced benefits provided through federal Covid-19 relief legislation partly depends on which state they call home.

States will likely opt out of extending the full swath of federal pandemic relief to their businesses, as they face shuttered state houses and potentially limited benefits.

As President Donald Trump and his economic advisers look to start reopening the U.S. economy in May, a central question is emerging for companies with supply chains stretching across North America: What if Mexico and Canada don’t have the same timetable in mind?