Donald Trump engaged in relentless efforts to hide government documents from authorities, instructing aides to shuttle boxes of sensitive information at his Mar-a-Lago home from a ballroom to a bathroom to a storage room, as well as his office.

A federal judge ordered the release of legal documents related to a fight over the grand jury testimony of former Vice President Mike Pence, who was subpoenaed in the Jan. 6 investigation involving former President Donald Trump.

Donald Trump can proceed with a lawsuit against his niece Mary Trump for providing information to the New York Times for its 2018 report on his taxes, a judge ruled.

Top-secret documents were left on a ballroom stage for three months. Some of the nation’s most prized secrets spilled out of a box and were scattered across a floor. Others were stacked in a bathroom shower. An attack plan was waved in front of a writer.

Kirland Ellis LLP can represent IBM Corp. in its software copyright lawsuit against a former business partner that has also repeatedly used the law firm, a New York federal court ruled.

Special counsel Jack Smith pledged a “speedy trial” for Donald Trump, in brief remarks after the former president was indicted over his refusal to return classified documents.

A union seeking to represent workers at a cryptocurrency mine in central Pennsylvania filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board, which could force a union election at the facility.

Robinhood Markets Inc. will remove three tokens from its crypto trading platform, after a high-profile regulatory crackdown on some of the industry’s biggest exchanges.

Countries can begin implementing the OECD’s plan for tax authorities to regulate and share information on crypto assets, now that it has the stamp of approval from the organization’s ministers.

Two Russian nationals were charged by US prosecutors with hacking into the Mt. Gox cryptocurrency exchange more than a decade ago and stealing 647,000 Bitcoin.

The amount of criminal tax fraud and other financial crimes identified by the IRS this year is on track to be similar to the $32 billion identified last year, an IRS official said Friday.

A liquidating agent can’t voluntarily dismiss his suit against law firm Polsinelli PC for legal malpractice, a federal judge decided.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc., American International Group Inc. and Chubb Ltd. are among companies targeted by a US Senate committee that’s investigating how insurers evaluate climate-related risk, as well as the industry’s investments in fossil fuel-related projects.

A former Netflix Inc. vice president and YouTube global policy head was disbarred by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.

Amazon.com Inc. is free of litigation in Delaware over a $4 million licensing agreement allegedly involving a dashcam version of its Ring product that an Owlcam Inc. investor has challenged with kickback claims.

LIV Golf’s top in-house lawyer John Loffhagen is no longer with the Saudi Arabia-backed business, which has come to terms on a deal with the rival PGA Tour.

The decades-long trend of investing in funds tied to environmental, social and governance factors has a rising adversary: anti-ESG funds.

Lawyers for a Jeffrey Epstein victim suing JPMorgan Chase & Co. over its ties to the disgraced financier are asking the judge to recall Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon as well as top executive Mary Erdoes for fresh depositions.

Donald Trump engaged in relentless efforts to hide government documents from authorities, instructing aides to shuttle boxes of sensitive information at his Mar-a-Lago home from a ballroom to a bathroom to a storage room, as well as his office.

A federal judge ordered the release of legal documents related to a fight over the grand jury testimony of former Vice President Mike Pence, who was subpoenaed in the Jan. 6 investigation involving former President Donald Trump.

TXU Energy Retail Co LLC won’t face a patent infringement suit after Ubiquitous Connectivity LP failed to hire replacement counsel, the Federal Circuit ruled Friday.

Donald Trump can proceed with a lawsuit against his niece Mary Trump for providing information to the New York Times for its 2018 report on his taxes, a judge ruled.

Top-secret documents were left on a ballroom stage for three months. Some of the nation’s most prized secrets spilled out of a box and were scattered across a floor. Others were stacked in a bathroom shower. An attack plan was waved in front of a writer.

New Jersey state officials convinced the Third Circuit to grant expedited proceedings for their bid to revive the state’s ban on concealed guns in sensitive places, which was preliminarily blocked in part by a lower court last month.