Ledger SAS must defend itself in the US against consumer claims that it misrepresented the security of its cryptocurrency password “wallet” devices, a federal court ruled.

Cryptocurrencies recovered from an earlier plunge in a whipsaw day of trading triggered by President Donald Trump’s onslaught of tariffs on US trading partners.

An independent director’s investigation into the parent company of defunct Silvergate Bank and support for a plan to release executives from legal liabilities is tainted by procedural and substantive gaps, a court-appointed examiner said.

Despite a friendlier environment for digital assets in the US and globally, crypto venture capital activity has largely remained at a standstill.

Amanda Masselam Strachan rejoined WilmerHale as a partner in its white collar practice in Boston, the firm announced Monday.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy said it will register an unrealized $5.9 billion loss in the first quarter after adopting an accounting change that requires valuing the digital asset at market prices.

A pair of New York City Transit Authority attorneys challenging their promotion denials as job discrimination may continue to use the same lawyer, a federal judge ruled.

Stellantis NV has hired McKinsey & Co. for strategic advice on Maserati and Alfa Romeo as pressure mounts due to Donald Trump’s escalating trade war, according to people familiar with the situation.

The Trump administration’s shock-and-awe trade war has stunned America’s corporate boardrooms into a state of paralysis.

US President Donald Trump ordered another review of the potential sale of United States Steel Corp. to Nippon Steel Corp., opening the door to amend a decision by his predecessor, Joe Biden, to block the $14.1 billion transaction.

BlackRock Inc. Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink said most CEOs he talks to think the US is in a recession, warning that stock markets could decline further as President Donald Trump’s tariff policies destabilize the world economy.

A top executive at Diamondback Energy Inc. called on President Donald Trump’s administration to explain how the global trade war will help shale producers, a rare instance of public pushback from a US oil boss.

Ledger SAS must defend itself in the US against consumer claims that it misrepresented the security of its cryptocurrency password “wallet” devices, a federal court ruled.

Bayhealth Medical Center failed to convince a Delaware court to dismiss most of a proposed class action that challenged its use of a Facebook tracking tool on its website.

Diligent Corp.'s settlement over the 2022 data breach where personal information of former and current workers was taken received preliminary approval from a federal judge.

An invasion of privacy claim against Autotrader.com Inc. is dismissed because the plaintiff couldn’t show that she has standing to sue the company for allegedly deploying spyware on its website, a California federal district court said

President Trump’s war with Big Law shows firms that depend on rainmaker partners for lucrative corporate deals face greater pressure to settle than those that focus on litigation.

As EU AI Act provisions come into force, many corporate legal teams have chosen to lean into compliance regimes already tested by another EU law: the General Data Protection Regulation.

A pair of New York City Transit Authority attorneys challenging their promotion denials as job discrimination may continue to use the same lawyer, a federal judge ruled.

The Trump administration’s rapid implementation of policy changes works well “if the government wants to create as much outrage as possible,” but may be less effective for soundly addressing legal issues, a Massachusetts federal judge said at a hearing Monday on humanitarian parole programs.

The US Supreme Court declined to revive allegations that an Italian artist’s $6 million idea of taping a banana to a wall copied from another’s work.

Willkie Farr & Gallagher is spearheading a lawsuit against Palestinian-American businessman Bashar Masri and his companies for allegedly providing a safe haven in Gaza for Hamas to execute the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel.

The Trump administration asked the US Supreme Court to block an order to bring back a Maryland man who immigration officials conceded was wrongly deported to a notorious prison in his native El Salvador.

The Justice Department is asking its civil rights lawyers to temporarily join the Trump administration’s “priority work” of fighting antisemitism at universities and discrimination in college admissions.