Deutsche Boerse’s post-trade unit Clearstream said it will offer cryptocurrency settlement and custody services to institutional clients later this year, marking the latest push into the digital asset class by a major European financial institution.

The deal was too good to pass up for seven companies in search of financing—get a 10-year loan at 6% interest for a 25% payment up front.

Columnist Rob Chesnut explores how attorneys, who have generally had freedom to choose who they represent without reputational harm, now need to consider the effect that politically-charged matters could have on their brand.

For months, crypto-loving investors sank billions into leveraged strategies with the hope that Donald Trump would eliminate regulations on their upstart industry and usher in a new world of digital prosperity.

A Securities and Exchange Commission proposal requiring digital asset exchanges to register under alternative trading system rules is in for an overhaul.

The Trump administration’s support of crypto currencies could hurt Europe’s monetary autonomy, supporting the case for a digital euro, according to a top EU official.

Major businesses are among those asking the EPA to keep programs that help companies make safer chemical products off the Trump administration’s chopping block, despite increasing pressure to play down so-called green initiatives.

The deal was too good to pass up for seven companies in search of financing—get a 10-year loan at 6% interest for a 25% payment up front.

Columnist Rob Chesnut explores how attorneys, who have generally had freedom to choose who they represent without reputational harm, now need to consider the effect that politically-charged matters could have on their brand.

Hofstra University’s Jack Castonguay criticizes accounting companies’ retreat from DEI initiatives, arguing that such moves will exacerbate the industry’s image problem.

A defense lawyer for startup founder Charlie Javice tried to suggest that a key prosecution witness at her trial for allegedly defrauding JPMorgan Chase & Co. fabricated his testimony because she spurned his romantic overtures.

Fanatics Inc. must face antitrust claims brought by Italian rival Panini SpA that it monopolized the markets for major US professional sports leagues trading cards.

The deal was too good to pass up for seven companies in search of financing—get a 10-year loan at 6% interest for a 25% payment up front.

Columnist Rob Chesnut explores how attorneys, who have generally had freedom to choose who they represent without reputational harm, now need to consider the effect that politically-charged matters could have on their brand.

Elon Musk blamed widespread disruptions on his social media platform X on a “massive cyberattack,” which he claimed was orchestrated by a “large, coordinated group” or country.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) announced Monday an investigative sweep into the location data sharing industry for potential privacy law violations.

Patent owner Leigh Rothschild and his company Analytical Technologies LLC asked a Florida judge to decide their defamation claims against Baker Botts LLP patent attorney Rachael Lamkin, saying she didn’t plausibly deny the facts alleged in their complaint.

Electronic-components maker Kyocera AVX Components Corp. defeated a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 39,000 people that was exposed in a 2023 data breach.

The deal was too good to pass up for seven companies in search of financing—get a 10-year loan at 6% interest for a 25% payment up front.

Columnist Rob Chesnut explores how attorneys, who have generally had freedom to choose who they represent without reputational harm, now need to consider the effect that politically-charged matters could have on their brand.

Segal McCambridge’s Alice Sacks Johnston explains how defendants can prepare for trial, settlement, and appeal to reduce the risk of “nuclear verdicts.”

Akerman attorneys say a pause on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement shouldn’t result in a pause on compliance programs, especially for Latin American and Chinese companies doing business in the US.

Columnist Andrew Leahey says New Jersey’s angel investor tax credit program should be reformed to exclude carbon capture as a qualifying class of technologies.

Hofstra University’s Jack Castonguay criticizes accounting companies’ retreat from DEI initiatives, arguing that such moves will exacerbate the industry’s image problem.