Nancy Canter joined Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani as a partner in its commercial litigation practice in Sacramento, the firm announced Thursday.

Matt Alshouse joined Thompson Hine as a partner in its real estate practice in Chicago, the firm announced Thursday.

One of corporate law’s most influential jurists Thursday called on business executives, university officials, and law firm leaders to stand up forcefully against President Donald Trump’s escalating attacks on the rule of law.

MAJOR LAW FIRMS’ deals with President Donald Trump escaped an investigation from a New York court’s disciplinary body for lawyers, Roy Strom reports.

Salvador Simao and Luis Hansen joined Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough as employment law attorneys, the firm announced Thursday. Simao joined as a partner in the New York office, and Hansen joined as a partner in the Miami office.

Caitlin Connolly joined Pryor Cashman as a partner in its family law group in New York, the firm announced Thursday.

The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General didn’t have just cause to transfer, suspend or demote the grievant, a supervising narcotics agent, for conduct unbecoming and unprofessional behavior in violation of state manual directives, Arbitrator Perry A. Zirkel held. Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General , 2025 BNA LA 49, Arb., BOM Case No. 2024-0269, P. Zirkel, 7/28/25

Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center didn’t violate the collective bargaining agreement when it placed the grievant on the lowest tier status for paid time off accrual after she was rehired following a three-year absence, Arbitrator John A. Obee ruled. Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, 2025 BNA LA 38, Arb., FMCS Case No. 240222-03821, J. Obee , 7/14/25

Verizon Wireless defeated a lawsuit alleging it discriminated against an African American employee when it fired him after he twice in the workplace used an anti-Black slur.

Black General Mills Operations LLC employees should be “directed” to revamp their class lawsuit alleging decades-long systemic bias spurred by a group of “good ole boys” at their Georgia facility, a federal magistrate judge said.

Wall Street’s relentless surge from April’s meltdown keeps showing signs that the stock market is overheated, spurring calls for a breather at a time when the classic dip-buying strategy stays firmly in place.

A federal district court’s refusal to apply California’s anti-SLAPP law in a case isn’t subject to early appellate review, the en banc Ninth Circuit said Thursday.

A New York state appellate panel chewed over whether Charter Communications Inc.'s combined group was entitled to a tax break for tech companies if not every included unit met the requirements during oral argument Thursday.

Argentine dollar bonds soared and the peso rebounded, posting its best day in almost two weeks, as the US Treasury intervened directly in the local currency market.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the US has agreed to extend major assistance to Argentina, after the embattled South American nation failed on its own to stabilize its exchange rate.

In just over three weeks, troubled Brazilian waste-management company Ambipar Participações e Empreendimentos SA went from reassuring investors to the brink of a bankruptcy filing.

The US Treasury intervened in the Argentine foreign exchange market on Thursday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in a comment on X.

Barry Melancon has been appointed chair of Baker Tilly International, the top 10 global accountancy network announced Thursday.

BlackRock Financial Management and Franklin Adviserscut their exposure to Puerto Rico’s power utility bonds as the entity’s bankruptcy remains in limbo.

The Federal Reserve’s former top-ranking official overseeing climate risk says the US economy faces a series of long-term, structural shocks as a result of increasingly extreme weather patterns.

In just over three weeks, troubled Brazilian waste-management company Ambipar Participações e Empreendimentos SA went from reassuring investors to the brink of a bankruptcy filing.

One of corporate law’s most influential jurists Thursday called on business executives, university officials, and law firm leaders to stand up forcefully against President Donald Trump’s escalating attacks on the rule of law.

Phoenix Education Partners Inc., the owner of the University of Phoenix, climbed 23% after its backers raised $136 million in an initial public offering.

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