A Securities and Exchange Commission proposal offering companies the option to shift to semiannual reporting from quarterly could mean fewer, bigger revelation-related stock drops that prompt investor lawsuits while making litigation tougher in other ways.

The US Supreme Court is poised to provide more clarity on when some workers can avoid arbitration as different approaches to collective status from the circuits add to confusion elsewhere in the wage-and-hour world.

Businesses embracing AI-powered pricing tools face a growing litigation risk, as the private antitrust bar and federal enforcers have argued that longstanding antitrust laws should apply to the use of algorithms and software.

Move Inc., which operates Realtor.com, convinced a federal court that a plaintiff’s bid to certify a proscribed telemarketing class under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act was fatally flawed and couldn’t be granted.

Aramark Services Inc. and a class of employees got preliminary approval from a federal district court to settle allegations they were unlawfully forced to work through their breaks without pay.

LastPass agreed to pay at least $8.2 million to settle allegations that the password manager failed to protect users’ personal information, as well as offer up to $16.25 million for cryptocurrency reimbursement.