Voting closes today in a contentious election for DC Bar president that features Brad Bondi, whose sister is running the Justice Department under President Donald Trump.

Ripple Labs Inc. and the SEC have limited options to achieve a settlement in a Biden-era enforcement suit that’s in limbo after a recent court decision.

Columnist David Lat says Big Law firms’ deals with the Trump administration have added another potential incentive for partners to found their own boutiques.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. appears to be one step closer to launching an exchange-traded fund tied to Bitcoin, joining the crowded field of crypto-investment offerings for the retail masses.

A platform dedicated to highly speculative cryptoassets is planning to raise $1 billion by selling tokens, taking advantage of the current wave of positive sentiment buoying digital-asset markets.

An effort by retailers and their allies in the Senate to mandate competition to Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc. in credit card processing has complicated efforts to swiftly pass the stablecoin bill supported by the crypto industry and President Donald Trump.

If Stargate’s first AI data center is completed next year as planned, the 900-acre site will need enough round-the-clock electricity to support 300,000 homes. But securing that power isn’t as simple as plugging into the grid.

A coalition of clean energy trade groups are launching a lobbying blitz to convince the Senate to save billions of dollars in clean energy incentives set to be gutted by House-passed legislation.

Voting closes today in a contentious election for DC Bar president that features Brad Bondi, whose sister is running the Justice Department under President Donald Trump.

California Democrats are backing an Assembly bill that would allow a higher percentage of ethanol in gasoline sold in the state.

The Trump administration’s attack on US diversity, equity and inclusion policies is reverberating across the Atlantic, with corporations abandoning sponsorships of Britain’s Pride festivals, threatening key funding for events this summer.

Ripple Labs Inc. and the SEC have limited options to achieve a settlement in a Biden-era enforcement suit that’s in limbo after a recent court decision.

Voting closes today in a contentious election for DC Bar president that features Brad Bondi, whose sister is running the Justice Department under President Donald Trump.

The White House’s new permitting director wants to vastly expand her office’s work in getting projects built—including, for the first time, data centers and artificial intelligence facilities.

Columnist David Lat says Big Law firms’ deals with the Trump administration have added another potential incentive for partners to found their own boutiques.

Deans Erwin Chemerinsky and David Faigman, and retired federal Judge Nancy Gertner say that Big Law’s quick court wins don’t erase Trump’s damage to the profession, underscoring that law firms must fight.

A cyber attack on law firm Stinson LLP resulted in information being stolen about an alleged sex abuse victim involved in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse bankruptcy.

A judge overseeing 23andMe’s bankruptcy questioned the implications of a provision in President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” during a discussion of Canadian litigation against the company.

Voting closes today in a contentious election for DC Bar president that features Brad Bondi, whose sister is running the Justice Department under President Donald Trump.

Ripple Labs Inc. and the SEC have limited options to achieve a settlement in a Biden-era enforcement suit that’s in limbo after a recent court decision.

Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court recently broadened the ability of nonprofit groups to qualify for state property tax exemptions while providing clarity on how to apply a 40-year-old precedent.

Columnist David Lat says Big Law firms’ deals with the Trump administration have added another potential incentive for partners to found their own boutiques.

Deans Erwin Chemerinsky and David Faigman, and retired federal Judge Nancy Gertner say that Big Law’s quick court wins don’t erase Trump’s damage to the profession, underscoring that law firms must fight.

Baker Botts’ Jody Boudreault explains how the Ninth Circuit’s ruling in FTC v. Microsoft Corp. provides a roadmap for defending and clearing vertical mergers against government objections.