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Vermont Law School can permanently cover controversial murals depicting the Underground Railroad without violating an artists rights law, a Vermont federal court said.

Massage Envy’s $10 million voucher settlement to resolve class claims over unilateral membership price increases fell apart Wednesday after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit vacated approval of the deal.

Horse racetrack Los Angeles Turf Club Inc. and Pacific Racing Association filed suit Wednesday in the Central District of California alleging that online entities US Racing and BUSR promote and market illegal online betting on California horse races.

The California Labor Commissioner can proceed with an investigation into a San Francisco mental health worker’s retaliation complaint, a state appellate court said, reversing a ruling that paused the investigation indefinitely.

A jury must decide whether a former Pennsylvania jail employee was fired for complaining about a racial slur against his biracial grandniece, a federal judge in Pittsburgh ruled.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will issue new guidance on H-1B visas for market research analysts as part of a settlement with several businesses that accused the agency of “routinely and unlawfully” denying their petitions for high-skilled workers.

A federal judge’s decision to halt ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc.'s oil and gas development plan in the National Petroleum Reserve of Alaska will remain in place after the Biden administration declined to file an appeal.