A consortium of buyers plan to take Minnesota-based utility company Allete private in a deal worth $6.2 billion.

Alexandra Steinberg Barrage has joined Troutman Pepper in the Washington, D.C., office, the firm said Monday.

A group of conservative federal judges say they won’t hire law clerks from Columbia University, saying they have “lost confidence” in the institution over its handling of student protests tied to the Israel-Hamas war.

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Paul Trahan has been appointed partner-in-charge of Norton Rose Fulbright’s Austin, Texas, office, the firm said Monday.

A Washington federal appeals court questioned the Justice Department’s claim that a five-year sentence for a Florida man who participated in the Capitol riot would be unchanged even if the lower court applied the wrong sentencing guideline.

French prosecutors asked survivors and families of victims of a jihadist attack in Mozambique three years ago for more information before a decision on whether to start an investigation into their claims against <-rte-company state="{"_id":"0000018f-4f43-d4b6-a98f-ff7760cd0000","_type":"00000160-4b23-d8bd-adfd-4b3348fd0000"}">TotalEnergies SE of involuntary manslaughter, Agence France-Presse <-bsp-bb-link state="{"bbDocId":"SD2T0V073NCW","_id":"0000018f-4f43-d4b6-a98f-ff7760cd0001","_type":"0000016b-944a-dc2b-ab6b-d57ba1cc0000"}">reported.

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Switching jobs typically makes workers happier. Now, it’s more likely to leave them more miserable than before.

Three US regulators took an initial step toward imposing long-delayed rules that would force lenders to claw back some pay from executives who take on too much risk.

Hershey Co. investors on Monday voted against a proposal asking the candy company to take a closer look at how it pays cocoa farmers.

Switching jobs typically makes workers happier. Now, it’s more likely to leave them more miserable than before.

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. and a related entity are set to shed a White camera operator’s allegations that they passed him over for a job because of his race.

Hershey Co. investors on Monday voted against a proposal asking the candy company to take a closer look at how it pays cocoa farmers.

Heartbeat International Inc. and other anti-abortion groups are violating New York consumer protection laws by promoting pill-induced abortion reversal, state Attorney General Letitia James (D) said in a complaint filed Monday.

Ballot initiatives seeking to cement Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. drivers’ status as independent contractors, and a separate proposal that would allow them to unionize, met an open-minded Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, which suggested some initiatives may be phrased clearly enough to bring to voters.

The Fifth Circuit asked the Texas Supreme Court to help decide whether a seminary’s president can be held liable under state law for statements donors made in a letter about a former female student to the school’s board of trustees.

A consortium of buyers plan to take Minnesota-based utility company Allete private in a deal worth $6.2 billion.

The IRS’ requirement that Americans disclose large financial interests in foreign accounts has survived another challenge.

Police surveillance of gang members’ Snapchat accounts and allegations of the improper selection of surveillance targets based on their race were front and center before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Monday.

A pair of computer scientists attacking the constitutionality of a law that bars hacking the technologies that protect copyrights encountered D.C. Circuit judges skeptical that the law directly restricts speech.

A group of conservative federal judges say they won’t hire law clerks from Columbia University, saying they have “lost confidence” in the institution over its handling of student protests tied to the Israel-Hamas war.

Medicaid assistance shouldn’t be awarded to a Texas couple whose available resources dropped below a maximum threshold after buying a home, a majority of the Texas Supreme Court said, deciding a winding legal battle in favor of the state’s Health and Human Services Commission.