California aims to upend decades of legal precedent through a proposed expansion of the state’s antitrust laws, threatening longstanding interpretations of predatory pricing, exclusive dealing, and more.
Tensions were reaching a boiling point between the world’s richest person and one of America’s preeminent corporate litigators.
Data centers, celebrated as economic engines of the AI boom, are emerging as vulnerable, high-value targets.
Uber has set a determined tone following three recent jury verdicts in passenger sexual assault cases, arguing the outcomes showed the strength of its legal defenses and dampened “unrealistic expectations” of high-figure settlements.
The Justice Department’s environmental division is increasingly playing offense and taking states to court in the second Trump administration—a shift from its historical defensive role, the department’s head told Bloomberg Law in an interview.
An impending strike at the University of California hospital system adds to a growing list of high-profile work stoppages among healthcare employees faced with a tightening labor market and rising consumer costs.
Zeeshan “Zee” Ahmedani joined Proskauer as a partner in its private funds group in Los Angeles, the firm announced Tuesday.
Pro-crypto policy isn’t just about friendlier tax rules and less regulation. Without good data governance, compliance databases can become criminal target lists. To make the US the world’s crypto capital, the Trump administration and Congress must ensure stronger privacy protections, Andrew Leahey says.
Anthem Blue Cross’s new policy penalizing hospitals for allowing out-of-network doctors to treat patients is facing a challenge from a California trade group, who sued Monday claiming the insurer violated the state’s consumer protection and healthcare laws.
The US Department of Energy unlawfully directed Sable Offshore Corp. to defy state regulators and court orders to stop pumping oil, California said in a new court filing asking a judge to block the department’s emergency order.
A consultant who worked on construction projects in California while living abroad owes state franchise tax on his earnings, the California Office of Tax Appeals ruled in an opinion released Monday.
A few dozen California cities have lucrative deals with retail giants like Apple, Best Buy, and Nike. These deals result in the cities paying millions of dollars from their local tax revenue back to the companies. In this video, we explore how these deals work and what some city and state lawmakers are hoping to do about it.
