A new disclosure from prosecutors about talks with a key financial regulator before bringing a case against the founders of the Samourai Wallet crypto-mixing service is creating tension between the Justice Department and digital asset industry.

UK cryptoasset service providers must collect transactions and tax details of all their users from next calendar year, according to UK tax authority guidance issued Wednesday.

Cryptocurrency derivatives exchange D2X will enable its institutional clients to keep their trading collateral with ABN Amro Clearing Bank, as larger financial institutions steadily enter the digital assets market.

Senators in both parties are working to quickly revive stablecoin legislation backed by the crypto industry that faltered after a furor over President Donald Trump’s growing portfolio of lucrative crypto ventures.

Jason Schwartz joined Cahill Gordon & Reindel as a partner in its CahillNXT digital assets and emerging technology practice in New York, the firm announced Tuesday.

A US attorneys’ certification under the Juvenile Delinquency Act that the US had an interest in prosecuting a juvenile isn’t reviewable by a court, the Tenth Circuit said Tuesday.

A Palestinian law school graduate who was fired from DLA Piper after she participated in a protest at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law is moving forward with claims that the school failed to take appropriate action when she faced harassment for her role in the demonstration.

Major law firms are talking with a Heritage Foundation-linked group about free legal services for conservative causes to avoid the appearance of left-leaning political bias in their pro bono engagements, says the group’s leader.

Financial reporting of large segment-level expenses was a prominent topic in conversations between Wall Street’s regulator and firms last year, according to an Ideagen Audit Analytics report.

George Mason law professor Robert Luther III says district court judges are eroding the public’s trust in the courts by issuing nationwide injunctions targeting presidential actions.

Rachel Wasserman of Wasserman Business Law says law firms should decentralize, not consolidate, to provide good service and keep lower overhead.

Taiwanese lawmakers revised a nuclear power bill that effectively opens the door for a restart of the island’s atomic plants, underscoring a wider policy shift as its energy demand grows and geopolitical tensions worsen.

Transgender youth can now legally receive gender-affirming care in Montana after a state trial court permanently blocked enforcement of a law banning the use of certain treatments for gender dysphoria.

President Donald Trump’s unprecedented removal of the US Copyright Office chief is on shaky legal ground, as the position isn’t presidentially appointed, and threatens to compound the administration’s ongoing battles over federal workforce firings.

Major law firms are talking with a Heritage Foundation-linked group about free legal services for conservative causes to avoid the appearance of left-leaning political bias in their pro bono engagements, says the group’s leader.

Corporate defendants attempting to save money and tilt mass arbitration proceedings in their favor by switching service providers late in the game potentially undermine the validity of the alternative dispute resolution contract, possibly—and ironically—reopening the door to the courthouse.

George Mason law professor Robert Luther III says district court judges are eroding the public’s trust in the courts by issuing nationwide injunctions targeting presidential actions.

Rachel Wasserman of Wasserman Business Law says law firms should decentralize, not consolidate, to provide good service and keep lower overhead.

Lawyers for WilmerHale said in a court filing Tuesday that two of the law firm’s attorneys were told by a government agency their security clearances were suspended as a result of President Donald Trump’s executive order against the firm.

A Palestinian law school graduate who was fired from DLA Piper after she participated in a protest at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law is moving forward with claims that the school failed to take appropriate action when she faced harassment for her role in the demonstration.

Transgender youth can now legally receive gender-affirming care in Montana after a state trial court permanently blocked enforcement of a law banning the use of certain treatments for gender dysphoria.

President Donald Trump’s unprecedented removal of the US Copyright Office chief is on shaky legal ground, as the position isn’t presidentially appointed, and threatens to compound the administration’s ongoing battles over federal workforce firings.

Democratic senators lambasted President Donald Trump’s “unlawful and reckless” firing of the head of the US Copyright Office and urged him to reverse course to preserve the agency’s independence from political influence.

Major law firms are talking with a Heritage Foundation-linked group about free legal services for conservative causes to avoid the appearance of left-leaning political bias in their pro bono engagements, says the group’s leader.