Lewis Brisbois’ former billing director accused the firm of “illegal financial practices” in a discrimination and harassment lawsuit this week.

A federal appeals court declined for now Anthropic PBC’s request to pause a declaration by the Pentagon that the artificial intelligence company poses a risk to the US supply chain, even as plans for a broader government ban on its technology remain blocked by a California judge.

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. shareholders should approve the company’s planned sale to Paramount Skydance Corp. at an April 23 special meeting, according to Institutional Shareholder Services Inc.

An Upstart Holdings Inc. investor has sued the borrower-lender matching company over statements touting its latest artificial intelligence model, in what is at least the second securities suit over its risk algorithms.

Samsung Electronics Co. argued a new jury trial is warranted after Anonymous Media Research Holdings LLC’s $78.5 million verdict victory in Texas because one of the underlying asserted patents was found invalid by a California federal judge days before the proceedings.

Anthropic PBC is limiting the release of its latest artificial intelligence model to a handful of major technology firms, warning that the system may be capable of powering cyberattacks if software makers don’t have a chance to test it against their own defenses first.

Donald Trump has asked New York’s highest appeals court to vacate a judge’s finding that he was liable for inflating the value of his real estate assets, arguing that his former lawyer Michael Cohen has since cast doubt on his own testimony against the president.

New York appellate judges on Wednesday seemed unmoved by TikTok’s argument that it’s immune under the First Amendment and federal law from the state’s lawsuit claiming the social media platform addicts children.

The US Justice Department’s top antitrust litigator and three senior trial attorneys that led cases against Live Nation Entertainment Inc., Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google are leaving the agency, according to people familiar with their plans.

The New York City Comptroller’s Office asked ExxonMobil Corp. to update its new retail shareholder voting program so individual investors have options other than “robo-voting in line with board recommendations.”

A Miami strip club doesn’t seem to have convinced a Florida appellate court panel at oral arguments Wednesday that the state revenue department applied a “secret” rule to impose sales tax on certain transactions fees.

Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to murder charges of seven women and admitted to killing another in a series of crimes that for years have haunted Long Island.

FBI Director Kash Patel announced Wednesday that a former employee of the US military had been arrested over the leak of “classified information to a member of the media.”

Lewis Brisbois’ former billing director accused the firm of “illegal financial practices” in a discrimination and harassment lawsuit this week.

The US Justice Department’s top antitrust litigator and three senior trial attorneys that led cases against Live Nation Entertainment Inc., Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google are leaving the agency, according to people familiar with their plans.

The Archdiocese of New York late last year sought authority from its insurer to discuss settling as many as 1,700 child sex abuse claims for up to $2 billion as part of high-stakes negotiations.

Jeff Shell is stepping down as president of Paramount Skydance Corp. following a contentious lawsuit by a high-stakes gambler who accused him of leaking inside information.

A Minnesota judge appeared skeptical Wednesday of a challenge to a US Department of Homeland Security memo that loosened restrictions on conducting immigration enforcement operations at and near schools.

A Republican National Committee lawyer is the first judicial nominee of President Donald Trump’s second term to be given a “not qualified” rating by the American Bar Association.

Lewis Brisbois’ former billing director accused the firm of “illegal financial practices” in a discrimination and harassment lawsuit this week.

The US Justice Department’s top antitrust litigator and three senior trial attorneys that led cases against Live Nation Entertainment Inc., Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google are leaving the agency, according to people familiar with their plans.

A former Securities and Exchange Commission official will return to the agency next month to take the top enforcement job following the sudden resignation of the previous director.

The Eighth Circuit’s bankruptcy panel barred a man who isn’t an attorney from representing his wife in a bankruptcy matter because it would be unauthorized practice of law in North Dakota.

Littler Mendelson, the largest employer-side labor law firm in the US, created a new top position to steer the firm’s adoption of an internally developed AI tool.