Democrats in Congress want more information on three major law firms’ possible work for the Commerce Department after making deals with the White House to evade executive orders.

Netflix Inc. convinced the Ninth Circuit to undo a court order requiring it to pay $765 in penalties to an employee’s husband based on its delayed response to an inquiry about the company health plan.

The full Fifth Circuit confronted the limits of agency rulemaking in arguments over a Biden administration rule for a surprise medical billing law.

The Trump administration’s offer to let employees stay on paid leave before resigning at the end of September resulted in key federal workers leaving the government, causing some agencies to backpedal, President Donald Trump’s top human resources officer told Bloomberg Law.

A deal under discussion that would make stablecoin-issuer Tether Holdings one of the world’s most valuable private companies would also vault its owners’ wealth into the stratosphere.

Amtrak may have discriminated against an equipment manager undergoing chemotherapy for colon cancer by demanding medical clearance before letting him return to work in-person after rescinding his telework arrangement, a federal judge ruled.