Two Big Law associates say their peers could impact their firms’ responses to Trump’s attacks on the profession by speaking up together and taking actions such as “recruiting strikes,” David Lat writes in his Exclusive Jurisdiction column.

President Donald Trump’s new executive order against Jenner & Block threatens the firm’s relationship with a top client, aerospace and defense company General Dynamics.

Attorney Tom Goldstein on Tuesday lost his bid to undo a magistrate judge’s order subjecting his electronic devices and internet use to monitoring as part of pretrial release conditions.

Compass Minerals eliminates more than 10% of its corporate workforce and will wind down its fire retardant business.

President Donald Trump’s crypto project World Liberty Financial said it plans to launch a stablecoin redeemable one-for-one with the dollar, an announcement that comes as his administration throws its support behind the digital tokens that underpin most crypto transactions.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is preparing a rule that would bar agency examiners from considering “reputational risk” when reviewing a bank’s operations.

Insurers are betting on a suite of new AI-driven techniques to better predict surging losses from climate-driven weather catastrophes ranging from unprecedented wildfires to hurricanes and floods.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and BMW AG will team up to produce AI for cars in China, as the tech giant looks to monetize its emerging products and the German automaker seeks to catch up to local brands that are dominating the key market.

The United Nations stepped up pressure on the European Union to submit its delayed climate plan in order to fill a diplomatic vacuum left by the US.

The start of 23andMe Holding Co.'s closely watched bankruptcy proceedings offers customers a troubling reminder of their rights under US privacy laws: any future buyer of the trove of genetic data will largely have the last say on how they use it.

UW School of Law’s Eric Schnapper says Paul Weiss’ early-career lawyers must decide whether the firm’s deal with the Trump administration is compatible with their reasons for entering the profession.

Two Big Law associates say their peers could impact their firms’ responses to Trump’s attacks on the profession by speaking up together and taking actions such as “recruiting strikes,” David Lat writes in his Exclusive Jurisdiction column.

The start of 23andMe Holding Co.'s closely watched bankruptcy proceedings offers customers a troubling reminder of their rights under US privacy laws: any future buyer of the trove of genetic data will largely have the last say on how they use it.

Two Big Law associates say their peers could impact their firms’ responses to Trump’s attacks on the profession by speaking up together and taking actions such as “recruiting strikes,” David Lat writes in his Exclusive Jurisdiction column.

Five members of President Donald Trump’s cabinet were accused in a lawsuit of violating US laws meant to safeguard government records by using the encrypted messaging platform Signal to communicate about official business.

President Donald Trump’s new executive order against Jenner & Block threatens the firm’s relationship with a top client, aerospace and defense company General Dynamics.

23andMe Inc. said Tuesday that it experienced website delays, after a wave of customers sought to delete their genetic data before it can be sold through a planned bankruptcy auction.

A recent change to the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act aimed at limiting statutory damages applies to newly filed cases only, a federal judge said Monday, reversing an earlier ruling that turned on the issue.

New litigation funding deals dipped last year to the lowest point in at least half a decade, thanks to a tight fundraising environment and concerns about risk.

Trent McCotter will make his Supreme Court debut in one of the term’s most closely watched cases, nearly eight years after narrowly missing the chance to argue his first case there.

UW School of Law’s Eric Schnapper says Paul Weiss’ early-career lawyers must decide whether the firm’s deal with the Trump administration is compatible with their reasons for entering the profession.

Two Big Law associates say their peers could impact their firms’ responses to Trump’s attacks on the profession by speaking up together and taking actions such as “recruiting strikes,” David Lat writes in his Exclusive Jurisdiction column.

Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ Allison Henry says it’s time for federal regulations that support the integrity of public company audits.

Alston & Bird’s Susan Hurd and Noah Texter say the Supreme Court’s Moab ruling has unexpectedly given defendants the ability to have claims based on “pure omissions” dismissed—even beyond Item 303 claims like the one in Moab.