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The EEOC sent to the White House for review plans to scrap Obama-era guidance that dissuades employers from using arrest and criminal records in making hiring decisions, part of its broader rejection of unintentional bias claims.
OpenAI Inc. and Microsoft Corp. were successful in their bid to strike an alleged Susman Godfrey LLP-funded report in the sprawling multidistrict litigation targeting the tech giants for copyright infringement.
The National Labor Relations Board rejected an Ohio painting contractor’s objection to agency lawyers expanding the case against it on the last business day before a hearing.
From the start of his second term, President Donald Trump has made it a top priority to restrict opportunities for non-Americans to gain entry or remain in the US.
Surveillance pricing, the use of consumer data to set prices by retailers, grocers and others, will see more legal challenges and legislation as the practice promises to remain a hot-button issue next year, retail industry professionals predicted.
The US Justice Department is seeking a criminal indictment of former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson for lying to Congress, according to a person familiar with the matter.
JPMorgan Chase, accused in a lawsuit of facilitating a convicted New York real estate attorney’s $18.5 million theft of client escrow funds, opposed a plan that a former bankruptcy judge lead mediation talks.
Four states allege in separate lawsuits that router company TP-Link Systems Inc. deceived consumers about its ties to China, and the company’s devices’ vulnerability to cyber attacks.
California regulators are moving closer to banning the cutting of engineered stone, the most common kitchen countertop material, despite questions about the industry’s ability to shift quickly to safer alternatives and the state’s ability to enforce such a rule.
Roughly 164,000 Trump Accounts have been claimed in the first week since the Treasury Department automatically enrolled tens of millions of eligible children into the savings vehicles, an official said Thursday.
Eli Lilly & Co. is suing another five vendors for making copycat versions of its experimental obesity drug retatrutide, ramping up its fight against a booming black market for a shot that has yet to secure FDA approval.
Lawyers at top artificial intelligence companies raised warnings Thursday over the ability of bad actors to harness the power of open-source models.
Genesis Healthcare Inc. struck a deal that paves the way for an affiliate of California-based medical consulting firm New Generation Health LLC to purchase Genesis’ nationwide nursing home business out of bankruptcy for nearly $1 billion.
The US Court of International Trade certified a class of importers that have been waiting for tariff refunds, opening a door to the potential return of billions of dollars wrongfully collected under President Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers.
The Trump administration is offering children as young as 5 years old $3,000 to voluntarily leave the US, according to attorneys and advocacy organizations.
President Donald Trump said he will make a decision on whether to go ahead with plans to livestream the execution of a former Army major who killed 13 people in 2009, amid bipartisan criticism of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s idea.
Effie Silva, general counsel of Del Monte Corp., sees in her current role as general counsel many parallels to a position she held about 30 years earlier: Goalkeeper and captain on Wellesley College’s soccer team.
New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) should be removed as the special prosecutor in the high-profile Cornell University rape investigation, according to a state court filing.
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge facing allegations of inappropriate sexual and racial comments stammered his way through a sometimes awkward judicial disciplinary hearing.
A federal judge agreed to halt Altria Group Inc.’s challenge against the US Food and Drug Administration’s policy for evaluating premarket tobacco applications, as the agency seeks to revise the current framework.