Japan’s US natural gas hedge bet is paying off for some of the Asian country’s largest companies and the large local law firms helping them gobble up natural gas assets.

A Manhattan federal judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging the New York State court system discriminates against blind prospective jurors.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments April 29 in a case testing the legality of President Donald Trump’s attempt to take away a legal shield that prevents some 350,000 Haitians and Syrians from deportation.

David J. Karp joined Polsinelli as a shareholder and co-head of its special situations and alternative investment practice in New York, the firm announced Thursday.

Mitch Reynolds joined Greenberg Traurig as of counsel in its real estate practice in Singapore, the firm announced Thursday.

Benjamin Davis joined Morgan Lewis as a partner in its labor and employment practice in Miami, the firm announced Friday.

China started a pair of investigations into US trade practices, retaliating against similar probes by the Trump administration as the superpowers stake out positions before an expected presidential summit in May.

The Trump administration unveiled long-awaited biofuels blending standards, giving a stronger mandate than a plan proposed last year in a further show of support for American farmers and biofuels producers.

Ardelyx Inc. investors have let go of their appeal seeking to revive class claims that the biotech company misrepresented its intentions about applying to participate in a Medicare reimbursement program.

Argentina scored a major victory as a US appeals court reversed a ruling ordering it to pay $16.1 billion over the seizure more than a decade ago of state-run oil company YPF SA.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his Group of Seven counterparts traded barbs over the wars in Iran and Ukraine, casting doubt on Europe bowing to Donald Trump’s demand for military help in the Persian Gulf.

Sotera Health Co. prevailed in court Friday against a former company vice president who sued for $13.2 million after quitting in response to a demotion.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments April 29 in a case testing the legality of President Donald Trump’s attempt to take away a legal shield that prevents some 350,000 Haitians and Syrians from deportation.

Over 100 Democratic members of Congress want a federal appeals court to maintain the lower court’s decision to block the IRS from sharing immigrants’ data with the Department of Homeland Security.

Texas’ bid to purge noncitizens from its voter rolls relies on bad data from the federal government that will wrongly lead to the removal of eligible voters, the League of United Latin American Citizens says in a new lawsuit.

A federal program that has helped to steer billions of dollars of infrastructure contracts to small “disadvantaged business enterprises”—many of them minority- or women-owned—faces an existential threat, following changes made by the Trump administration and a yearslong conservative activism campaign asserting that the framework discriminates against White men.

Freshfields’ highest-paid US partners are set to make $17 million or more apiece this year, thanks to changes in the firm’s compensation system.

Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, warned Thursday states not cooperating with the agency’s fraud investigations could lose federal funding as the agency eyes an expansion of its probes.

A Mississippi man can’t revive a medical malpractice suit saying his providers failed to diagnose a neurological disorder he developed after recovering from Covid-19, the state’s top court said.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments April 29 in a case testing the legality of President Donald Trump’s attempt to take away a legal shield that prevents some 350,000 Haitians and Syrians from deportation.

Ardelyx Inc. investors have let go of their appeal seeking to revive class claims that the biotech company misrepresented its intentions about applying to participate in a Medicare reimbursement program.

Argentina scored a major victory as a US appeals court reversed a ruling ordering it to pay $16.1 billion over the seizure more than a decade ago of state-run oil company YPF SA.

Over 100 Democratic members of Congress want a federal appeals court to maintain the lower court’s decision to block the IRS from sharing immigrants’ data with the Department of Homeland Security.

Election night challenges in Texas to two counties extending voting hours because of confusion about what polls Democratic voters were to go to in the March 3 primary are now moot, the Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday.