The US Justice Department is conducting a probe into how Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei built a sprawling global investment portfolio with exposure to Wall Street banks, according to four ...

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A majority of state legislatures have gaveled out as of the end of May, with nearly every state adjusting their tax code to ...

Big Law’s renewable energy tax lawyers are running ragged toward Independence Day—all while fending off poachers seeking a ...

Firms have staffed up with experienced banking, finance, M&A, corporate, and securities lawyers, data from Bloomberg Law’s ...

Margaux Hall, a health regulatory lawyer, has joined Gibson Dunn as a partner in Washington, D.C., the firm announced ...

A cyberattack on Lewis Brisbois illustrates how hackers target large law firms by cold-calling remote employees.

Opinion: Companies should tackle artificial intelligence compliance obligations by analyzing them through a four-dimensional, ...

Opinion: Generic drug manufacturers should view the Supreme Court's ruling in Hikma v. Amarin as a limited safe harbor ...

Opinion: Artificial intelligence doesn’t alter the law regarding method infringement. If a company performs every element of ...

The US can maintain its technological leadership only if it makes advances in technology sectors such as critical minerals, semiconductors, biotechnology, quantum computing, drones, and advanced ...

The European Union downsized plans for data centers to support artificial intelligence, outlining a call for tenders that includes smaller-scale facilities than originally envisioned.