Neha Goel joined Whiteman Osterman & Hanna as an associate in its trusts and estates practice group, the firm announced Monday.

Crypto companies are investing in Democrats as they seek to muscle an industry-friendly regulatory regime through Congress and ensure new laws persist after President Donald Trump leaves office.

Thai cabinet approved a waiver on personal income tax on profits from the sale of digital assets over five years, a move aligned with the government’s plan to promote Thailand as a global financial hub.

The Senate is on track to pass a landmark digital assets bill, marking a key milestone for the fast-growing crypto industry.

A Wall Street regulator that typically operates under bipartisan balance may soon find itself under the control of just one commissioner—President Donald Trump’s nominee—even as it gears up to take on a potential role policing cryptocurrency trading.

Orrick’s Nathaniel Reisenburg, Joseph Perkins, and Ignacio Sandoval write that the House’s stablecoin legislation leaves too much room for state regulators to create barriers of their own.

Elon Musk’s X Corp. sued the state of New York claiming a law requiring social media companies to disclose how they deal with hate speech, extremism and disinformation violates the US Constitution.

Top officials from central banks and finance ministries were forced to call a timeout at a meeting of the world’s most powerful financial watchdog last week, amid clashes over the US stance on climate change.

Hueston Hennigan LLP may continue representing the ousted founder of Masimo Corp. in a lawsuit brought by the medical equipment company over the terms of his employment agreement, a Delaware judge ruled Tuesday.

Marfrig Global Foods SA’s shares slumped after Brazil’s stock market regulator postponed a shareholder vote on its acquisition of chicken supplier BRF SA, asking for more information on some transaction terms.

The US Supreme Court was asked for the first time to consider striking down President Donald Trump’s most sweeping tariffs, putting the justices in the middle of a high-stakes fight with worldwide economic implications.

Joshua La Vigne and Jessica Pan joined Akin Gump as partners in Chicago, the firm announced Tuesday.

Financial-services firm Apex Global Solutions LLC failed to protect the personal information of thousands of clients, employees, and patients that was exposed in a 2024 data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

Sharmistha Das joined Crowell & Moring as a partner in its government contracts group in Washington, the firm announced Tuesday.

Democrats are demanding answers from data analysis and technology firm Palantir Technologies Inc. on what lawmakers say will be a governmentwide “mega-database” with taxpayer information for federal agencies.

An AI working group tapped by California Gov. Gavin Newsom is urging lawmakers to place transparency requirements on developers and grant their employees whistleblower protections.

The Salvation Army National Corp. negligently failed to protect the personal information of hundreds of thousands of employees and volunteers that was disclosed in a data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

New Jersey’s law seeking to protect public officials involved in the criminal justice system from being “doxed” can’t be limited or struck by a First Amendment challenge, the state high court ruled unanimously Tuesday.

Elon Musk’s X Corp. sued the state of New York claiming a law requiring social media companies to disclose how they deal with hate speech, extremism and disinformation violates the US Constitution.

Reporting an uncivil boss to human resources doesn’t qualify a worker for whistleblower protections, a New Jersey appeals court ruled Tuesday.

A federal appeals court tossed a staffing industry challenge to a National Labor Relations Board enforcement memo on mandatory anti-union meetings that the agency’s Biden-era general counsel issued.

President Donald Trump’s continued use of California’s National Guard to respond to protests in Los Angeles faces fresh scrutiny on Tuesday in a high-stakes proceeding over the limits of his executive authority.

Kellogg Brown & Root International Inc. will retain its $8 million recovery in a dispute with First Kuwaiti Trading & Contracting W.L.L., KBR’s subcontractor under an Iraq logistics contract with the US Army, the Fourth Circuit affirmed Tuesday.

The US Supreme Court was asked for the first time to consider striking down President Donald Trump’s most sweeping tariffs, putting the justices in the middle of a high-stakes fight with worldwide economic implications.