Ha Law founder Jeonghoon Ha says DOJ announcing that it’s no longer a “digital assets regulator” gives legal advisers clarity about how to help clients, but also creates new compliance concerns.

The Trump administration is poised to reopen a Biden-era rule allowing customers to share their sensitive bank data with third-party fintechs and potentially vacate it, according to multiple sources.

Arizona’s measure to create a digital asset reserve explicitly allowing taxpayer-funded investments in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies was vetoed by Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) on Friday.

President Donald Trump’s deal with four law firms contains no specifics about how they’re going to make good on their $500 million pledge of free legal services, but a separate agreement with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission requires ongoing reporting about their compliance.

A DC federal judge tossed out President Donald Trump’s order targeting Perkins Coie, dealing another blow against the the White House’s efforts to punish law firms for taking up causes against his interests.

A small logistics company’s plan to hold President Donald Trump’s memecoin as a treasury asset is fueling its blistering stock rally.

The Trump administration’s mandate that the EEOC stop using the disparate impact liability theory will alter the agency’s enforcement mission, erode minorities’ civil rights, and open cases for private litigation, attorneys say.

Attorneys for billionaire dealmaker Ken Moelis will argue before the Delaware Supreme Court this week to overturn a landmark Chancery Court ruling that prompted contentious legislative debate and new corporate law amendments last year.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s failure to discuss his posture on privacy during a major conference summed up tensions at play between fast-changing AI technology and global data privacy principles.

Activist investors gunning for board seats face an even steeper climb as the leading US business courts embrace a hands-off approach to onerous nomination bylaws aimed at scaring them away.

Warren Buffett picked the final minute of his 60th shareholder meeting to drop a long-awaited announcement that was still completely surprising for his fans, most of his board and even his successor.

The relationship that cost Ashley Buchanan his job as CEO of Kohl’s began roughly 10 years ago. It was described by some as an open secret among colleagues and spanned his earlier, high-profile stints at Walmart and Michaels.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s failure to discuss his posture on privacy during a major conference summed up tensions at play between fast-changing AI technology and global data privacy principles.

Brown Rudnick’s Matthew Richardson says companies that are integrating and deploying artificial intelligence in their services or products should prioritize board-level AI oversight.

President Donald Trump’s deal with four law firms contains no specifics about how they’re going to make good on their $500 million pledge of free legal services, but a separate agreement with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission requires ongoing reporting about their compliance.

A DC federal judge tossed out President Donald Trump’s order targeting Perkins Coie, dealing another blow against the the White House’s efforts to punish law firms for taking up causes against his interests.

A federal appeals court sent a complicated Biometric Information Privacy Act-related case back to the lower court on Friday, finding that part of an insurance policy issued to a sauce-supply company does not bar coverage of BIPA claims.

Social media companies will have to check user ages and limit those under 16 to an hour on their platforms each day under a law Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) signed Friday.

The Trump administration’s preemptive lawsuits against states pursuing climate litigation are unlikely to be taken seriously in court, attorneys say.

The Trump administration’s mandate that the EEOC stop using the disparate impact liability theory will alter the agency’s enforcement mission, erode minorities’ civil rights, and open cases for private litigation, attorneys say.

Attorneys for billionaire dealmaker Ken Moelis will argue before the Delaware Supreme Court this week to overturn a landmark Chancery Court ruling that prompted contentious legislative debate and new corporate law amendments last year.

Activist investors gunning for board seats face an even steeper climb as the leading US business courts embrace a hands-off approach to onerous nomination bylaws aimed at scaring them away.

President Donald Trump returned to a favorite source of battle tested conservative lawyers to fill judicial vacancies in picking the first nominee of his second term: the ranks of state attorneys and solicitors general and their staff.

Ha Law founder Jeonghoon Ha says DOJ announcing that it’s no longer a “digital assets regulator” gives legal advisers clarity about how to help clients, but also creates new compliance concerns.