Alex Mashinsky, the founder of cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network, was ordered to spend 12 years in prison for defrauding hundreds of thousands of customers lured by his firm’s high interest rates on digital-asset deposits.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission moved to settle a long-running legal battle against Ripple Labs Inc. as the regulator continues its about-face on crypto cases.

Chicago-founded McDermott Will & Emery is in talks with Manhattan’s Schulte Roth & Zabel to combine, the law firms confirmed on Thursday.

Senate Democrats blocked stablecoin legislation backed by the digital assets industry amid a furor over President Donald Trump’s extensive and growing portfolio of crypto ventures.

A cryptocurrency casino creator lost about $3.7 million of his investors’ funds on risky digital asset trading and online gambling, a Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement action said.

Allegations against celebrities and YouTube influencers for promoting FTX before the exchange’s collapse mostly fell short, a federal court ruled.

A federal judge in Oakland signaled he’ll likely force a prolific patent attorney and his firm to pay fees as a sanction for violating a protective order by sharing Netflix Inc.'s source code and financial information with a litigation funder.

From Apple Inc. to General Motors Co., corporate America is bracing for tens of billions of dollars in damages from Trump’s trade war — and that’s before most affected goods have landed.

Chicago-founded McDermott Will & Emery is in talks with Manhattan’s Schulte Roth & Zabel to combine, the law firms confirmed on Thursday.

Capital One Financial Corp. urged a federal judge in Florida to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Trump Organization, saying no evidence had been presented to support claims that the bank had illegally halted business with President Donald Trump’s company for political reasons.

An insurance trade group is seeking permission from a federal appeals court to weigh in on a coverage dispute relating to public nuisance litigation brought by two New York cities and the state against firearm manufacturers and retailers.

Hikma Pharmaceuticals Plc reached a $50 million deal to settle claims it colluded with other drugmakers to delay the generic version of brand-name narcolepsy drug Xyrem.

A federal judge in Oakland signaled he’ll likely force a prolific patent attorney and his firm to pay fees as a sanction for violating a protective order by sharing Netflix Inc.'s source code and financial information with a litigation funder.

Chicago-founded McDermott Will & Emery is in talks with Manhattan’s Schulte Roth & Zabel to combine, the law firms confirmed on Thursday.

Daniel Farris and Joe McClendon joined Foley & Lardner as partners in its technology transactions, cybersecurity, and privacy practice in Chicago, the firm announced Thursday.

A DC federal judge on Thursday questioned the rationale for President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting law firm Susman Godfrey.

Bandai Namco Entertainment America joined the long list of companies facing a Video Privacy Protection Act class suit over implementing Meta Platforms’ Pixel on its website and transmitting the data it provides to Facebook.

Google reached a settlement in principle with those who alleged that the search-and-ad giant sells the information of US accountholders to facilitate individualized targeting, according to a legal filing.

President Donald Trump has selected Fox News personality Jeanine Pirro, a former district attorney who amplified false claims of election fraud in 2020, to serve as Washington’s interim chief prosecutor.

Chicago-founded McDermott Will & Emery is in talks with Manhattan’s Schulte Roth & Zabel to combine, the law firms confirmed on Thursday.

Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes’ last ditch effort to relitigate an unsuccessful appeal of her criminal conviction was denied by a federal appeals court Thursday.

An insurance trade group is seeking permission from a federal appeals court to weigh in on a coverage dispute relating to public nuisance litigation brought by two New York cities and the state against firearm manufacturers and retailers.

Substack Inc., a digital media platform that is branching into alternative forms of news and entertainment, has hired Adam Inglis to fill a general counsel position that has been vacant for a few years.

Washington State can proceed with its ban on large-capacity magazines after the state’s highest court on Thursday ruled firearms that hold more than 10 rounds aren’t protected under the state or US Constitution.