Volatile economic conditions and increasingly hostile federal oversight drove new union membership down in 2025, according to an analysis of Bloomberg Law labor data.

Public companies are becoming more cautious in statements about what artificial intelligence can do for them amid a rising threat of litigation over the technology’s unrealized promises, attorneys ...

A highly anticipated ruling from Delaware’s high court that units of American International Group Inc. and Chubb Ltd. may be on the hook for a settlement in post-M&A litigation won’t put an end to ...

A US banking regulator’s move to block state laws forcing national banks to pay interest on mortgage escrow accounts is an end run around post-financial crisis limits on federal preemption powers, ...

Shiong, who owns the Los Angeles Times and holds a minority stake in the NBA‘s Los Angeles Lakers, will press the Delaware Chancery Court this week to dismiss a lawsuit alleging he got richer by ...

Ropes & Gray hired bankruptcy lawyer Rachel Strickland and three other partners from Fried Frank, the firm said Monday.

Opinion: Regulators are applying broader and greater scrutiny to how organizations identify, assess and remediate potential ...

Opinion: Columnist Carliss Chatman writes the new Texas proxy adviser statute isn’t a disclosure rule; it’s speech regulation ...

Opinion: Enterprises that use or create Artificial Intelligence technology should take a proactive approach in addressing ...

Legal tech consolidation and AI-powered platforms promise efficiency but risk concentrating power, potentially reshaping the future of legal services and challenging lawyers’ autonomy.

Opinion: Giving bankruptcy judges access to special masters would strengthen their ability to manage high-stakes cases that have become increasingly common.

China’s economy stumbled into the new year, bolstering the case for Beijing to ramp up policy support in coming weeks as strong exports failed to offset weak domestic demand.