Amgen Inc. and Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd. received permission for a fast-tracked appeal of a lower court decision as part of an antitrust case involving Amgen’s calcium reducer Sensipar.

Four Democratic members of Congress on Friday asked the Department of Justice to investigate Warner Bros. Discovery over alleged anticompetitive practices a year after the company’s merger.

Chicago Parking Meters LLC, which owns the ParkChicago app, can avoid an antitrust lawsuit over its exclusive parking contract with the city, the Seventh Circuit ruled Friday.

Saudi Arabia’s public investment fund lost its bid to set aside subpoenas from PGA Tour Inc.—which is locked in litigation with Saudi-backed LIV Golf Inc.—and immediately appealed.

I’m continuing my series on female partners—those who stay in Big Law and those who are done with it. Today, I’m speaking with Dallas-based Yvette Ostolaza, chair of the management committee at Sidley Austin.

In January 2015, the newly formed—and grandly named—Future of Life Institute invited experts in artificial intelligence to spend a long weekend in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Boies Schiller Flexner is embracing its new market position as the litigation firm sorts out a future beyond its powerful leader.