Democrats introduced legislation to reverse Trump-era SEC regulations that limited small stockholders’ ability to offer proposals on environmental, social, and governance issues, such as executive pay or climate change risks.

Dominion Voting Systems Inc. filed a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News, alleging it “gave life” to a bogus conspiracy theory that the voting-machine company helped steal the election from Donald Trump.

We’re clueless as to why five of the six female claimants dropped out. So what’s the point of these exhausting lawsuits if they end in secrecy?

Employers can lose disability discrimination lawsuits if they rely on advice from doctors or other specialists that’s revealed to be biased or otherwise flawed, according to a growing list of federal appellate courts.

Commercial landlords have a greater incentive to grant rent deferrals to struggling brick-and-mortar businesses following a temporary rule change that prevents bankrupt tenants from clawing back rent payments made under those deals.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sent Goldman Sachs Group Inc. shares tumbling by 13% in a single day in 2010, when it accused the firm of defrauding customers by selling them a mortgage-backed investment that was secretly designed to fail.