A request by Quinn Emanuel to receive $185 million in fees for a case that required relatively few hours but achieved a huge reward highlights a fundamental argument about whether lawyers should be compensated based on the amount of time they work or the value they bring to a case.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin head into another round of negotiations on a new virus relief package after talks on Monday yielded “a little bit” of progress despite the wide gap that still remains between Republicans and Democrats.

Companies and trade groups have reported major benefits from provisions in a late-March virus relief package, and their lobbying efforts continued after the law’s enactment.

Uber Technologies Inc.'s arbitration win against predatory pricing claims wasn’t compromised by the arbitrator’s statement that he would “need security” because “people would be after me” if he “ruled Uber illegal,” a Manhattan federal judge ruled, calling the statement an obvious “attempt at humor.”

The White House withdrew the nomination of Michael O’Rielly, who has expressed doubt about President Donald Trump’s plan to reduce legal protections for social media, for another term at the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.

Doctors treating patients virtually can provide new services like eye exams and certain mental health visits after the pandemic subsides under an executive order announced Monday.