The tense moment between the Paul Weiss head and Dunnington Bartholow & Miller partner Raymond J. Dowd, a longtime civil ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s argument that it’s running out of money and can’t request additional funding ...

Opinion: Accounting programs must pivot toward critical thinking, technological fluency, and ethical reasoning to prepare ...

Roblox Corp. will face off against Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) in King County, Texas — home to about 265 people and the ...

Increased regulatory risks from a widening web of privacy obligations and tightening budgets have made using AI to automate ...

Opinion: Greenpeace's attempt to overturn the $660 million verdict against it for actions taken against the Dakota Access ...

Opinion: Maryland joined the patchwork of states cracking down on privacy violations with some of the strictest rules for ...

The European Union’s executive arm is pressing for its markets regulator to get new powers to oversee all crypto businesses operating in the bloc, a move that could upend years of work by national ...

The possibility of outside investors taking a stake in McDermott Will & Schulte nudges rivals to consider a similar step and possibly change the way the legal industry operates.

Nidec Corp.’s first-half operating income slid 83%, hurt by writedowns as it deals with an accounting crisis that threatens a linchpin of Japan’s industrial and automotive sectors.

Patient-care medical workers who were denied religious exemptions to Covid-19 vaccine mandates are struggling to get their lawsuits in front of federal juries, despite the US Supreme Court making it ...

A union representing suburban New York City legal aid attorneys will pay $315,000 to settle a lawsuit from lawyers who ...