Attorney General Merrick Garland wants to expand the Bank Secrecy Act to non-fungible tokens to deter money laundering.

Home health aides may move forward with their wage-and-hour suit after a federal judge in Connecticut ruled a valid Labor Department rule blocked their employer from invoking a “live-in” exemption to minimum wage and overtime requirements.

The US Supreme Court should take up an appeal of a $90 million trademark award centered on foreign sales and nix damages not tied to US consumer confusion, the US Solicitor General said in a brief.

A lawsuit by a lawyer seeking to topple Delaware’s requirement for political balance in its courts can continue after a federal judge refused to dismiss the suit for lack of standing.

A Florida sheriff’s office denied in-person attorney visits to immigrants held at a Jacksonville-area county jail, a civil rights group argues in a lawsuit filed in federal court Monday.

Connecticut prison guards are immune from an inmate’s claims that they used excessive force when they let a police dog latch on to his leg for as much as two minutes while they were trying to subdue him in his cell, the Second Circuit said.