Ronald Perelman’s private holding company and his bankrupt cosmetics giant Revlon Inc. have had another changing of their legal guard.

Twitter Inc. was ordered to hand over files from its former consumer product head to Elon Muskon spam and bot accounts the billionaire has cited in seeking to abandon his $44 billion purchase of the social media company.

A female Poland Springs employee who resigned after making multiple sexual harassment complaints will have her hostile work environment claims heard by a jury, a Maine federal court ruled.

Three pension funds sued Inovalon Holdings Inc. in Delaware, claiming its leaders steered the health analytics company into an underpriced $7.3 billion private equity sale that favored insiders while keeping the public in the dark about conflicts of interest and superior offers.

A $10.2 million settlement between Morgan Stanley and financial advisers who say the company violated California labor laws must be reassessed after the Ninth Circuit on Monday said it’s unclear if all class members suffered an actual injury.

Health insurers required by Obamacare to pay in full for birth control drugs and related services also must pay for counseling about fertility awareness-based methods of family planning, as federal guidelines omitting them are unlawful, a federal court in Texas said.

US regulators are expanding their crackdown on misleading labels of investment products with a probe focused on whether managers of funds that are marketed as sustainable are trading away their right to vote on environmental, social and governance issues.