Dechert meetings with the FBI have opened a new path for a Missouri aviation executive to attack the law firm for allegedly taking part in a hacking scheme against him.

Rebecca Matthews has joined Frost Brown Todd as partner in its bankruptcy and restructuring practice group in Dallas, the firm said Monday.

Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks basketball team minority owner who co-founded Cost Plus Drugs, said large employers that pay their own health-care claims should make their health insurance and pharmaceutical contracts publicly available.

Jeff Morton has joined Haynes and Boone LLP as a partner in the firm’s intellectual property practice group in Orange County, Calif., according to an announcement Monday.

The Treasury Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed new rules that aim to keep investment funds from being used to launder money or fund terrorist activity.

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison welcomed Kirkland & Ellis M&A partner Chelsea Darnell to its corporate team in New York City, the firm announced Monday.

Valve Corp.’s agreement with a Leigh M. Rothschild affilated company doesn’t require its lawsuit denying patent infringement and accusing the prolific inventor of violating a Washington state patent troll prevention law to be filed in Texas instead of the Evergreen State, a federal judge ruled in denying a venue change.

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American Electric Power Co. wants data center developers to promise to buy most of the energy they request before the company builds the equipment to serve them, the latest sign of how the facilities are transforming electricity markets.

Elon Musk’s use of illicit drugs such as cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine, and LSD threatens Tesla Inc.'s business, including by apparently influencing his sometimes erratic behavior online, according to a newly unsealed court filing.

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A Tennessee operator of juvenile halfway houses secured a pretrial victory ending a former employee’s allegations that the organization discriminated against her because she’s Black and retaliated when she spoke up about workplace mistreatment.

The operator of a Harold’s Chicken Shack in Chicago’s West Loop will face sex discrimination and tort claims by a woman who says a co-worker groped her buttocks and threatened her with a gun after she reported him.

Four people, who were arrested after writing in chalk and charcoal on temporary walls around a Seattle police precinct, may proceed with their First Amendment suit against the city and some officers, a federal court ruled.

The Supreme Court should ignore Louisiana’s claims of “election chaos” and leave alone an order eliminating one of the state’s two Black congressional districts, plaintiff voters said Monday.

A Massachusetts regional hospital must face religious bias claims from four ex-employees who lost their jobs after refusing Covid-19 vaccination.

Uber Technologies Inc. won its bid to require a former software engineer to arbitrate her sex, disability, ethnic, pay discrimination claims, and whether the arbitration pact she signed when hired is enforceable.

The owner a controversial web forum known for coordinating online harassment campaigns won’t get to argue to the US Supreme Court that he’s not liable for his users posting a book about unsuccessfully suing Taylor Swift.

Three children must pay a total of over $93,000 in inheritance taxes out of their respective shares from what remains in their father’s trust after his home was distributed from that trust to his girlfriend, the Nebraska Supreme Court said.

Dechert meetings with the FBI have opened a new path for a Missouri aviation executive to attack the law firm for allegedly taking part in a hacking scheme against him.

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission defended its denial of an application to site high voltage transmission lines, asking for the decision to be reinstated.

A trial judge erred by revoking a defendant’s right to self-representation because he insisted on using the long-discredited legal argument that he was a “sovereign citizen,” the Eighth Circuit said Monday.

Actor and rapper Donald Glover convinced the Second Circuit to affirm his escape from a copyright lawsuit over his 2018 hit “This Is America” because the work he allegedly infringed wasn’t registered.