Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.) is drafting articles of impeachment against a federal judge whom a judiciary panel found had sex with a police officer in chambers and improperly attended a political event, he said in a social media post.

Two founding partners and an attorney with an embattled Los Angeles law firm are facing discipline charges from the California State Bar over allegations they practiced law without licenses in other states and skirted rules of professional conduct.

Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp. has committed to $25.5 million in legal costs and lined up outside counsel at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in pursuing the largest stock market debut in history.

Litigation boutique Dunn Isaacson Rhee is dropping special bonuses for its associates just past the firm’s one-year anniversary.

Nicolás Maduro added a lawyer to his defense team who played a key role defending Sean “Diddy” Combs at last year’s racketeering trial against the rapper.

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan is raising its associate salaries, matching recently announced pay hikes by Milbank.

The Fourth Circuit dismissed a former employee’s appeal of class decertification for FLSA and North Carolina state law wage claims against GKN Driveline North America, Inc., finding he lacked standing after settling his individual claims. Mebane v. GKN Driveline N. Am., Inc., 2026 BL 203813, 4th Cir., 25-2191, 6/2/26

A New Jersey hotel operator violated federal labor law when it declined to bargain with its union and refused to hire employees due to their union activity, the National Labor Relations Board said.

Lawyers for the US Department of Justice’s office overseeing immigration courts filed a federal class action claiming the agency’s no-telework policy is endangering the health of disabled employees.

President Donald Trump’s order stripping federal civil service protections from around 8,000 federal workers reaches deep into the ranks of some Wall Street regulators, as agency veterans sounded the alarm about the administration gaining new tools to sideline bank examination officials and crypto cops.

Publicly-traded companies and businesses with over 50 employees based in New York would be required to annually report how artificial intelligence impacts their hiring decisions under a new bill advanced by state lawmakers Thursday.

The EEOC will implement a new four-year National Enforcement Plan, officially replacing a Biden-era guide for the agency’s priorities.

Lawyers for the US Department of Justice’s office overseeing immigration courts filed a federal class action claiming the agency’s no-telework policy is endangering the health of disabled employees.

The Eleventh Circuit said Thursday that a Georgia sporting goods executive willfully failed to file accurate Reports of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts, but remanded the case to determine whether the $2.3 million penalty is constitutionally excessive.

The EPA on Thursday proposed to give Louisiana the authority to run its own coal ash program, which would make the state the sixth to regulate the waste under President Donald Trump.

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.) is drafting articles of impeachment against a federal judge whom a judiciary panel found had sex with a police officer in chambers and improperly attended a political event, he said in a social media post.

Arendi S.A.R.L. lost its bid to revive infringement claims against Alphabet Inc.'s Google LLC and Oath Holdings Inc. after the Federal Circuit found four computer-search patents claimed ineligible abstract ideas.

The Ninth Circuit affirmed the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s decision to preempt California’s meal and rest break requirements for drivers of passenger-carrying commercial motor vehicles.