Tesla Inc. was sued over a crash in Wisconsin last November that killed all five occupants of a Model S who allegedly became trapped in a fast-moving inferno when the doors wouldn’t open, adding to scrutiny over whether a design choice by the automaker is a fatal flaw.

A natural products trade group that sued the FDA over how it identified a dietary supplement voluntarily dropped their lawsuit against the agency.

Munger Tolles & Olson—a firm that has emerged as the tip of the litigation spear in court challenges against the Trump administration—elected two longtime partners and former federal prosecutors to lead the firm for the next three years.

The US auto safety regulator investigating whether certain Tesla Inc. door handles are defective received more complaints within days of initiating its probe from consumers who were unable to enter or exit their vehicles after battery failures.

The Trump administration this year has eliminated about 160 expert advisory committees across the federal government, almost a third of them over the recommendations of the agencies that oversee them, in by far the biggest purge of nonpartisan regulatory advice in the nearly three decades in which records have been kept.

California’s privacy agency will prioritize efforts in the coming year to educate state residents about their rights and drive more enforcement, according to its director.