Uber Technologies Inc. scored a partial win Friday after a California appeals court ordered a driver’s individual claims of violating a unique state labor law to arbitration while ordering a trial for claims suffered by other current and former workers.

Donald Trump warned there could be violence if he’s indicted in New York in an escalation of verbal attacks on prosecutors as a Manhattan grand jury is expected next week to resume its investigation of him for potential crimes.

Washington’s rule requiring parties to file notice before suing state or local governments applies when the defendant is a government employee sued in their individual capacity, a divided state supreme court ruled.

The Federal Communications Commission can continue relying on a private entity to determine how to charge fees to telecommunications companies, after the Fifth Circuit dismissed a constitutional challenge Friday.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has 30 days to pick a nominee to lead the state’s highest court, after the Senate rejected her original choice last month.

A grocery worker failed in his challenge to a labor contract based on an allegation that the union deliberately concealed the elimination of a retirement benefit to ensure ratification, a federal appeals court ruled, because the information wouldn’t have changed the outcome.