Private sector employers are being forced to confront a long-deferred question: will they retain this large-scale remote workforce flexibility or push to re-establish a status quo long perceived as integral to corporate culture?

Dakota Access pipeline developers scored temporary relief from federal appellate judges who agreed to briefly freeze a lower court order directing the oil project to shut down next month.

The Trump administration carried out the first federal execution in 17 years, after a divided U.S. Supreme Court early Tuesday rejected four prisoners’ cruel and unusual punishment appeal.

The Environmental Protection Agency failed to explain the “convoluted” and “seemingly unworkable” demands it expected from New York when it denied the state’s petition to act on pollution coming from nine upwind states, the D.C. Circuit said Tuesday.

A bankruptcy judge delayed issuing a decision on 24 Hour Fitness Worldwide Inc.'s approval request for a $250 million bankruptcy loan, expressing concern that the gym operator may not be able to sustain a sufficient revenue stream after California’s latest business shutdown order in response to Covid-19.

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. will be the focus of the first trial over an alleged “overarching” industrywide conspiracy to fix generic prices, while bellwether trials over schemes to fix three specific drug prices advance on a separate track, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.