DLA Piper did not discriminate against an ex-associate who sued the firm after she was fired while pregnant, a Manhattan jury found Monday.

Amalia Sax-Bolder joined Reed Smith as a partner in its financial industry group in Denver, the firm announced Monday.

Harvey Weinstein is considering testifying at a rape retrial kicking off in New York on Tuesday, he told Bloomberg Law, a turn that would mark the ex-movie mogul’s first time on the stand after four trials.

General Mills Inc. sued units of Liberty Mutual Holding Co. and Chubb Ltd. seeking coverage for litigation over the manufacture, marketing, and sale of ultra-processed foods.

Tara Lee, Scott Lerner and Melissa Taylormoore joined Dechert as partners in its enforcement and investigations group in Washington D.C., the firm announced Monday.

Partners at Perkins Coie and Ashurst voted to combine the two firms, resulting in a $2.8 billion, 3,000-lawyer entity by the third quarter of the year.

Amazon.com Inc. is in advanced talks to acquire satellite operator Globalstar Inc. in a deal that would boost the tech giant’s efforts to build its own satellite operation, according to people familiar with the matter.

President Donald Trump has tapped a third Republican for the National Labor Relations Board, a move that signals the administration’s intent to revisit Biden-era labor policy.

United Airlines Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Scott Kirby has floated a possible combination with American Airlines Group Inc., according to people familiar with the conversations, an audacious proposition that would face intense scrutiny even under the business-friendly Trump administration.

A privately held Invictus fund—Invictus Special Solutions Master I LP—is on the hook for expenses in an ERISA lawsuit against its former general partner, the Delaware Supreme Court ruled Monday, saying the federal law doesn’t prevent investment fund fiduciaries from receiving legal expenses in advance to defend state-law claims.

A decades-old program designed to help businesses owned by women or minorities access state contracts was restored for six companies by a state judge Monday, after Texas abruptly ended the program last year.

DLA Piper did not discriminate against an ex-associate who sued the firm after she was fired while pregnant, a Manhattan jury found Monday.

President Donald Trump has tapped a third Republican for the National Labor Relations Board, a move that signals the administration’s intent to revisit Biden-era labor policy.

The Trump administration sued Connecticut officials on Monday claiming their “sanctuary” policies violate the US Constitution’s Supremacy Clause and federal law by obstructing immigration enforcement.

A decades-old program designed to help businesses owned by women or minorities access state contracts was restored for six companies by a state judge Monday, after Texas abruptly ended the program last year.

DLA Piper did not discriminate against an ex-associate who sued the firm after she was fired while pregnant, a Manhattan jury found Monday.

A Chinese AI company argued a copyright suit by Walt Disney Co. and several other studios over MiniMax’s Hailuo AI should be dismissed for failing to plead jurisdiction, registered copyrightable characters, or infringement.

A Ninth Circuit panel appeared conflicted in oral argument over whether a venture lender should be barred from interfering with Google’s chip production during a trade secrets lawsuit, even though the lender may have rights to the disputed chip-making equipment.