Two companies in the telehealth space, Spring Care Inc. and Everly Health Inc., have shuffled law department leaders as investors make bets on the industry and Congress hears calls to loosen regulations.

Litigation has skyrocketed in recent years over workers’ attempts to avoid mandatory arbitration of their employment disputes, resulting in a legal landscape that will remain muddled absent intervention by the nation’s top court.

A group of some 40 law firms, including Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and White & Case, and a group of large company law departments, are launching a national pro bono initiative to aid victims and help prevent acts of anti-Asian hate.

Darden Restaurants Inc.'s practice of paying workers a tipped minimum wage encourages illegal workplace sexual harassment and results in wage gaps for employees of color, a worker advocacy group claims in a lawsuit against the operator of eateries including The Capital Grille, Olive Garden and Longhorn Steakhouse.

In a year where many firms’ results look like historical anomalies, Kirkland & Ellis’ big year was more in line with its breakaway decade of growth. Here’s how big and profitable the firm will be if it turns in another 11-year financial performance like it just did.

Little Caesars Enterprises Inc. and Smoothie King Franchises Inc., two privately held eateries with ruling aspirations to their names, unveiled new roles this week for two top in-house lawyers.

Employers have little time to waste in identifying and notifying laid-off employees who qualify for free health-care coverage under the American Rescue Plan signed into law last month by President Joe Biden.