A Washington federal judge said Friday he was "extremely" troubled by an immigration law firm's apparent attempt to secure legal releases from former clients — now potential class members in a fraud ...

A vape manufacturer cannot escape a $1.7 million lawsuit over unpaid freight, a Los Angeles judge ruled, finding the complaint adequately pleaded to alter ego and fraud claims.

A cooperating witness and member of a gambling ring that purportedly cashed in on inside tips about Major League Baseball games told a Brooklyn federal jury Friday that he made tens of thousands of ...

The Navajo Nation has elected Crystalyne Curley as the federally recognized tribe's first female president, but her opponent called the race "very close" and is pushing for a recount.

Retired U.S. Magistrate Judge Shashi Kewalramani on Friday cautioned patent attorneys to be extremely discerning when filing sanctions motions, comparing it to crying "fire" in a crowded room.

A Texas federal judge seemed hesitant Friday to buy an argument that several semiconductor manufacturers had a duty to prevent their components from ending up in Russian missiles targeting Ukrainian ...

A Florida federal magistrate judge recommended that the court reject a woman's guilty plea for allegedly threatening President Trump in a profanity-laced TikTok livestream, saying the facts in the ...

National construction law firm Peckar & Abramson PC has announced its expansion to Denver and the addition of two attorneys to the firm's practice in Colorado.

California voters elected as their new insurance commissioner a former San Francisco supervisor who wants to overhaul the state's insurance system by establishing a state-run universal disaster ...

Norway's central bank announced Friday that KPMG LLP has agreed to pay $224.5 million to settle a class action in California federal court accusing it of ignoring red flags in auditing Silicon Valley ...

Artificial intelligence's role in uncovering a critical flaw in the PHP programming language that underpins a majority of the world's websites underscores its growing power to identify and help ...

The D.C. Circuit didn't seem so sure Friday morning that thousands of Afghan and Iraqi citizens who helped U.S. forces overseas should be stripped of their class status as they sue the government for ...