Sullivan & Cromwell has taken a dominant position in the AI market thanks to key lateral hires and an emphasis on data center transactions that propelled the law firm past all rivals in deals work.

Retired federal judges Robert Cindrich and Robert Kugler write there’s a key benefit of protecting judicial independence that’s often overlooked: the economic health of businesses and national prosperity.

Federal courts in Texas are making clear that 11th Amendment immunity isn’t a status-based entitlement for hospitals—it’s a fact-intensive defense that must be proven.

The strategy of self-preservation embraced by some of the most prestigious law firms in the face of President Donald Trump’s demands didn’t work. One year later, the firms that caved have lost partners and clients.

Gautam Adani says that the US Securities and Exchange Commission fraud case against him should be dismissed, with his lawyers arguing that the Wall Street regulator’s case “fails” for multiple reasons.

Intel Corp. is looking to Zoom’s chief operating officer to head its legal department as it tries to rebound as a top chipmaker. Aparna Bawa will join Intel in May as executive vice president, chief legal and people officer.

Artificial intelligence in the workplace has employers grappling with a new legal issue: whether to accommodate employees seeking exemptions from using the technology because of their religion.

Workforce development and defense and commercial manufacturing industry groups are among those commenting on the Education Department’s proposed regulations to expand Pell Grants for short-term vocational training.

Retired federal judges Robert Cindrich and Robert Kugler write there’s a key benefit of protecting judicial independence that’s often overlooked: the economic health of businesses and national prosperity.

The strategy of self-preservation embraced by some of the most prestigious law firms in the face of President Donald Trump’s demands didn’t work. One year later, the firms that caved have lost partners and clients.

A Kimberly-Clark Corp. employee has been arrested on arson charges after a massive fire broke out Tuesday morning at a California distribution center that serves around 50 million people.

Elon Musk is seeking to have OpenAI Chief Executive Officer and board member Sam Altman removed from his roles at the artificial intelligence startup as part of the billionaire’s legal challenge to the ChatGPT maker’s conversion to a for-profit company.

Sullivan & Cromwell has taken a dominant position in the AI market thanks to key lateral hires and an emphasis on data center transactions that propelled the law firm past all rivals in deals work.

Retired federal judges Robert Cindrich and Robert Kugler write there’s a key benefit of protecting judicial independence that’s often overlooked: the economic health of businesses and national prosperity.

The strategy of self-preservation embraced by some of the most prestigious law firms in the face of President Donald Trump’s demands didn’t work. One year later, the firms that caved have lost partners and clients.

A top US trade official promoted the creation of a US-China board of trade, while downplaying the possibility of a similar group focused on bilateral investment, a sign of what could be at the center of talks when Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump meet next month.

Colombia’s government will submit a financing bill with tax measures to Congress as soon as possible to offset the central bank’s interest rate increases, President Gustavo Petro said in a televised address.

Centerbridge Partners-backed KIK Custom Products reported a 50% drop in fourth quarter earnings compared to a year earlier, in part as production facility inefficiencies resulted in lower volumes and higher costs for the maker of household cleaning products.

Workforce development and defense and commercial manufacturing industry groups are among those commenting on the Education Department’s proposed regulations to expand Pell Grants for short-term vocational training.

Retired federal judges Robert Cindrich and Robert Kugler write there’s a key benefit of protecting judicial independence that’s often overlooked: the economic health of businesses and national prosperity.

The strategy of self-preservation embraced by some of the most prestigious law firms in the face of President Donald Trump’s demands didn’t work. One year later, the firms that caved have lost partners and clients.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor criticized a fellow member of the US Supreme Court for failing to grasp the real-world effects of an unsigned order last year that allowed immigration enforcement sweeps in Los Angeles to resume.

A Black man whose job offer from Dimerco Express USA Corp. was withdrawn because of his race can keep the $3.4 million in damages he was awarded by a jury, a federal appeals court said.

The Trump administration tapped an immigration judge with less than three months on the job for a top position at the Justice Department office that adjudicates deportation and asylum claims.