AT&T Services Inc. won a court order dismissing a proposed class action over how it handles 401(k) contributions forfeited by ...

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) is blocked from deploying the National Guard to Memphis while local officials challenge the ...

Tennessee high school students failed to convince a federal judge to stop the ongoing removal of numerous banned books from ...

Charitable organization Food for the Poor Inc. for now doesn’t face a proposed data breach class action after a federal court ...

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Ashurst’s pending merger with Perkins Coie ends a decades-long hunt for a trans-Atlantic partner for a London firm hit hard ...

Opinion: Good Counsel columnist and Cox Media Group GC Eric Greenberg writes that firms that meet clients in AI's new ...

Opinion: Attorneys must recognize that identifying opposing counsel's misuse of artificial intelligence tools is essential to ...

A suit poised to eliminate Dallas’ LGBTQ+ anti-bias ordinances brought under a sweeping Texas preemption law threatens to ...

OpenAI Inc. is banking on a privacy argument to block a court’s probe into millions of ChatGPT user conversations.

A consortium of four utilities serving a quarter of New Zealand will join an Alphabet Inc.-led initiative that uses artificial intelligence to fortify the country’s grid against failures caused by ...

Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc. didn’t violate the CBA when it implemented and occasionally revised a return-to-work policy and a fit-for-duty policy, Arbitrator Richard Van Kalker held. Lubrizol ...