Ten former National Football League players, including former Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis, were charged with cheating an NFL health care program for retired players out of millions of dollars by faking the purchase of expensive medical equipment like hyperbaric oxygen chambers and ultrasound machines.

A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. investment banker faces new charges as prosecutors turned up the heat in an international insider-trading prosecution.

Two Oklahoma men agreed to pay the SEC almost $3 million to settle accusations they used inside information to trade ahead of Medtronic PLC and Covidien PLC’s 2014 merger, according to documents filed in Oklahoma federal district court Dec. 12.

Total law school enrollment rose 2% to 132,684 in 2019, but the percentage of minority students getting a legal education didn’t grow with the industry under pressure to boost diversity, American Bar Association figures showed.

An attorney for a woman suing media mogul Harvey Weinstein for sexual assault derided a tentative settlement with his accusers as unfair as it would essentially arm her adversaries if she doesn’t take the deal.

A Pennsylvania man was indicted for his role in an alleged plot to steal cryptocurrency through a “SIM swapping” tactic to buy luxury items such as a Ferrari, Rolex, and other luxury goods, according to court documents unsealed in the Northern District of California.