A conservative advocacy group objected to the new top NLRB lawyer’s bid to countermand his Trump-era predecessor’s appeal in a case against a union, arguing the Biden administration unlawfully changed leadership at the agency’s legal arm.

Keith Gill, one of the most influential voices that pushed GameStop on the WallStreetBets Reddit forum, was hit with a lawsuit that accused him of misrepresenting himself as an amateur investor and profiting by artificially inflating the price of the stock.

The White House is discontinuing a Trump administration workforce initiative that sought to deregulate government-funded apprenticeship programs by shifting oversight to industry groups.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) will keep the same practice in place for lawmaker input on judicial picks as Republicans used, making it easier for Democrats to get appellate picks confirmed.

Jones Day has brought on former Commodity Futures Trading Commission official Joshua Sterling as a partner in Washington as more Trump administration appointees find a home at the firm.

The firm representing the National Rifle Association in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy has “divided loyalties and conflicts of interest,” some of which it failed to disclose, the Justice Department’s bankruptcy watchdog said.

State courts attempting to resume jury trials have plenty of plexiglass, hand sanitizer, and masks. Finding enough jurors is another matter.