Nine jurors, claiming they can be fair and impartial to Elon Musk and his controversial purchase of Twitter in 2022, were seated in San Francisco federal court Thursday, whittled down from a pool of 93.

An eyewear maker accusing Meta Platforms Inc.'s Ray-Ban smart glasses of patent infringement urged a federal judge to disqualify Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP from representing industry giant EssilorLuxottica USA Inc. due to a conflict of interest.

Alan Tamarelli joined Paul Hastings as a partner and chair of life sciences transactions in New York, the firm announced Wednesday.

A discrimination suit brought against Kirkland & Ellis LLP by a fired IT worker has ended after the parties agreed to drop the case.

A music artist remains on the hook for roughly $260,000 in fees to attorneys representing actor Donald Glover, who performs as rapper Childish Gambino, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.

Michigan federal Judge Thomas L. Ludington recited a portion of the alphabet as “A, B, C, D, F, U” during a field sobriety test following his 2025 drunken-driving crash, a state police report revealed.

The water and power utility that serves the city of Los Angeles must face hundreds of lawsuits faulting its response to the massive 2025 wildfire that leveled one of the city’s premier seaside neighborhoods and caused tens of billions of dollars in damage.

Leon Botstein spent half a century building Bard College from a tiny school in New York’s Hudson Valley into an elite liberal arts institution known for its progressive agenda.

President Donald Trump declared victory in the fight over cost-of-living concerns, signaling a new approach that seeks to deny problems with his economic agenda while touting stock market gains to insist that his tariff plans have been a success.

A senior economic adviser to President Donald Trump defended White House criticism of new research from the Federal Reserve on tariffs, rejecting the notion it represented an attack on the central bank’s independence.

Corporate practices that encourage employment decisions based on race or sex—including demographic tracking—are drawing close attention from the Justice Department as it continues its crackdown on corporate DEI, an official said Thursday.

The former Commonwealth Edison executive who went undercover in a major Chicago public corruption investigation was sentenced to probation Thursday after prosecutors, his attorney, and the judge all praised his role in uprooting a long-running bribery scheme.

The Los Angeles case challenging “roving patrols” of federal immigration officers and ICE detainees’ difficulty contacting attorneys will proceed, a federal judge ruled.

Colorado shouldn’t be temporarily barred from enforcing provisions of its antidiscrimination law that provide protections for transgender individuals, a magistrate judge said Thursday.

A California law targeted at Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents requiring federal officers to display their agency and name or badge number was blocked by the Ninth Circuit Thursday.

Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis failed to convince a New York appeals court to stop her seat from being redrawn, with the appellate judges unanimously giving a green light for the redistricting process to continue.

A discrimination suit brought against Kirkland & Ellis LLP by a fired IT worker has ended after the parties agreed to drop the case.

Corporate practices that encourage employment decisions based on race or sex—including demographic tracking—are drawing close attention from the Justice Department as it continues its crackdown on corporate DEI, an official said Thursday.

Jeffrey Epstein’s estate and its two co-executors have agreed to pay as much as $35 million to resolve outstanding legal claims of his victims who haven’t already reached settlements.

The Los Angeles case challenging “roving patrols” of federal immigration officers and ICE detainees’ difficulty contacting attorneys will proceed, a federal judge ruled.

A California law targeted at Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents requiring federal officers to display their agency and name or badge number was blocked by the Ninth Circuit Thursday.

Celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D must respond to a photographer’s bid for the full Ninth Circuit’s review of her win in a copyright suit over her use of his Miles Davis photograph.

Leon Botstein spent half a century building Bard College from a tiny school in New York’s Hudson Valley into an elite liberal arts institution known for its progressive agenda.

Leaders of the US Senate IP subcommittee renewed their grilling of the American Law Institute over a project to update a copyright treatise, which ALI ultimately approved last year.