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Adobe’s CFO Departs While Company Also Searches for New CEO

Adobe Inc. said its chief financial officer would depart, leaving the company without a top tier of veteran leadership after Chief Executive Officer Shantanu Narayen announced in March that he would step aside.

By Brody Ford

Ohio Immigration Firm Files Defamation Suit Amid Class Action

An Ohio-based immigration law firm accused in court of being an assembly-line shop that files hundreds of petitions each month without attorney review sued a lawyer who brought a proposed class action and others alleging defamation.

NJ Justices Expand Disclosure of Public Officials’ Private Email

New Jersey law requires that public entities hand over their officials’ private email logs that relate to government work, the state high court ruled Thursday.

Wake Up Call: Five Firms Barred From NFL Settlement Program

Welcome to Bloomberg Law’s Wake Up Call, a daily rundown of the top news for lawyers, law firms, and in-house counsel.

Begging Lawyers for Sports Tickets Has an Etiquette All Its Own

For Big Law’s sports industry partners, the most eventful summer in New York’s recent history is emerging as a low-stakes, corporate-tinged social tightrope. The payoff is meaningful time to bond shoulder-to-shoulder with clients.

Law Firm Salaries Climb Despite AI Promise of Lower Costs

Big Law’s associate pay war comes as AI fuels questions about junior attorney hiring at top firms.

Tricolor Immigrant Buyers Trusted TikTok Hero With Criminal Past

He called himself El Jefe Legal, Spanish for The Legal Boss, promising to stand up for undocumented immigrants victimized by bankrupt auto dealer Tricolor Holdings. But Francisco Aguirre was not what he seemed.

Latham & Watkins M&A Co-Chair: AI Will Change Our Business

Artificial intelligence will change how Latham & Watkins’ business operates, the law firm’s global co-chair of M&A and private equity, Alex Kelly, said Wednesday.