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Digital asset-exchange platform Zora Labs Inc. sued Deloitte Consulting LLP over its use of the “Zora” trademark for its new “digital workforce” AI platform.

Disputes and restructuring lawyers are giving way to deal teams as crypto companies look to move on from controversy and toward growth.

Binance Holdings Ltd., the world’s biggest crypto exchange, is opening its platform to users in Syria, a month after US President Donald Trump said he will lift economic sanctions on the country.

Jack Ma-backed Ant Group Co.’s international unit is planning to apply for stablecoin licenses in Singapore and Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter.

Risk emanating from cryptoassets could soon become a serious threat to the financial system, according to outgoing Financial Stability Board Chair Klaas Knot.

The CEO of a purported energy company and an associate must each pay the SEC about $461,000 in civil penalties for a pump-and-dump scheme involving the company’s stock, a federal court ruled.

Carolyn Vardi joined Kirkland & Ellis as a partner in its corporate practice group, the firm announced Wednesday.

Amazon.com Inc.’s hard-line stance on getting disabled employees to return to the office has sparked a backlash, with workers alleging the company is violating the Americans with Disabilities Act as well as their rights to collectively bargain.

NYU School of Law’s Dena Adler and Jason Schwartz write that the EPA is trying to minimize the importance of how power plants’ greenhouse gas emissions are reported.

Numerous of its high profile attorneys have announced their departures from Paul Weiss, many in direct response to the pro bono deal it struck with the Trump administration to avoid a punitive executive order. But on today’s episode of our podcast, On The Merits, Bloomberg Law reporters Roy Strom and Justin Henry explain why this is a setback for Paul Weiss, but not a catastrophic one.

President Donald Trump said the US government will retain a “golden share” in United States Steel Corp. after its purchase by Japan’s Nippon Steel Corp.

Numerous of its high profile attorneys have announced their departures from Paul Weiss, many in direct response to the pro bono deal it struck with the Trump administration to avoid a punitive executive order. But on today’s episode of our podcast, On The Merits, Bloomberg Law reporters Roy Strom and Justin Henry explain why this is a setback for Paul Weiss, but not a catastrophic one.

A photography marketing company trimmed for now a claim from an Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act proposed class action for high school and college graduates, after a federal court granted in part its motion to dismiss.

The consumer privacy ombudsman tasked with analyzing the impact of 23andMe’s bankruptcy sale on individuals’ privacy has called for users’ consent before the sale of the company’s vast trove of genetic data receives court approval.

Meta Platforms Inc. is suing a Hong Kong-based business for allegedly promoting so-called nudify apps, as the Facebook owner attempts to combat a surge in naked and sexual images created by artificial intelligence.

Disputes and restructuring lawyers are giving way to deal teams as crypto companies look to move on from controversy and toward growth.

The law professor tasked with overseeing the sale of 23andMe’s trove of genetic data asked the court for the help of a privacy colleague hours before his recommendations to the judge were due on Wednesday.

The Trump administration’s proposed cornerstone rule to repeal power plant air pollution controls will have to survive a sea of legal challenges bolstered by recent precedent against agency deference, according to lawyers and court watchers.

Fieldwood Energy LLC’s bankruptcy plan language that included various colloquial terms related to debtor liability discharges didn’t release third parties from obligations to an offshore drilling contractor, a federal appeals court said.

President Donald Trump and his allies are pursuing an alternative strategy to defend against mounting court orders blocking his policies: Raise the financial stakes for those suing the administration.

The Sixth Circuit Thursday seemed leery of reviving a Cleveland State University professor’s lawsuit challenging his termination stemming from a paper he co-authored advancing a theory that genetics cause a “racial IQ gap.”

A coalition of states led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta are suing the Trump administration over a newly signed action that eliminates the Golden State’s ban on the sale of gas-powered cars.

NYU School of Law’s Dena Adler and Jason Schwartz write that the EPA is trying to minimize the importance of how power plants’ greenhouse gas emissions are reported.