Following its blow-out defeat at the Amazon Inc. facility in Bessemer, Ala., the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union said Friday it will mount a two-pronged legal attack on the online retail giant.

A divided U.S. Supreme Court eased California’s curbs on at-home religious services, adding to a string of orders that have freed worshipers from state and local restrictions designed to stem the Covid-19 pandemic.

The U.S. Labor Department will increase its use of liquidated damages—or double the amount of back pay an employer owes—when enforcing wage laws, retreating from a Trump-era policy that scaled back application of the punitive tool.

Holland & Knight and Thompson & Knight announced on Friday that they are in talks for a merger that would unite two of the largest law firms from Florida and Texas, respectively.

A fight over the General Iron plant in South Chicago may be an ideal early test of whether new EPA Administrator Michael Regan can keep his promise that community-focused environmental equity will be part of the “DNA” of his agency.

JetBlue Airways Corp. is standing by its donation to a lawmaker who objected to the presidential vote certification in January despite calls on social media for a boycott.