Insurance policies issued in the 1970s and 1980s don’t obligate a Loews Corp. unit to contribute to a roughly $1.78 billion settlement involving subsidiaries of utility giant Sempra over the largest gas leak in US history, a federal court ruled.

A California school district avoided, for now, most Title IX claims brought by two cisgender female athletes who alleged a transgender student on their cross-country team is putting them at an unfair disadvantage.

Real estate entrepreneur Max McDermott is facing wire fraud and money laundering charges in connection with a $10 million loan prosecutors say he fraudulently obtained.

Fastly Inc. investors have adequately alleged securities fraud claims over one statement by the cloud platform company that its growth wasn’t slowing, a federal court ruled.

Celebrity-biography website Famous Birthdays LLC advanced a state-law data-scraping claim against an influencer-marketing website, part of a copyright suit in federal court.

President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee for H-1B visas was a warning shot to Corporate America to toe the line on immigration. It also deals another financial blow to universities already battered by the administration’s crusade against top colleges.

A Manhattan federal judge questioned Sean “Diddy” Combs’ arguments that his prostitution conviction is unconstitutional as the music mogul’s lawyer said Combs was a producer and consumer of porn entitled to free expression protections.

Never before has New York climate week attracted so many people. And never before have the bankers attending been so keen to distance themselves from the traditional framing of climate finance.

Real estate entrepreneur Max McDermott is facing wire fraud and money laundering charges in connection with a $10 million loan prosecutors say he fraudulently obtained.

MGM Resorts International’s proposal for a $2.3 billion expansion of its Empire City Casino in Yonkers, New York, will advance to a state board after clearing a key vote by a local advisory committee.

President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee for H-1B visas was a warning shot to Corporate America to toe the line on immigration. It also deals another financial blow to universities already battered by the administration’s crusade against top colleges.

Former Governor Andrew Cuomo blasted his rival Zohran Mamdani’s candidacy in the race for mayor of New York City as “abhorrent” and the competition as a “battle for the soul” of the Democratic party.

After Judge Carroll Kelly presided over a cyberstalking case earlier this year, the losing litigant warned her, “You’re going to see what happens to you now.”

A Manhattan federal judge questioned Sean “Diddy” Combs’ arguments that his prostitution conviction is unconstitutional as the music mogul’s lawyer said Combs was a producer and consumer of porn entitled to free expression protections.

LATINOS in Washington sued the Trump administration today, claiming ICE officers and other federal agents are unlawfully targeting them for immigration arrests without warrants and probable cause, Daniel Seiden reports.

A district court in Texas permanently blocked the federal government from enforcing a regulation that would have increased oversight of a specific tax the state levies on hospitals to fund its Medicaid program.

Online extremists are rallying around President Donald Trump’s designation of Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization following conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death, raising concerns that social media harassment could turn violent, according to researchers who track hate groups.

Amazon.com Inc. agreed to pay $2.5 billion in penalties and refunds and change its process for how to cancel its Prime subscription to settle a lawsuit by the US Federal Trade Commission.

LATINOS in Washington sued the Trump administration today, claiming ICE officers and other federal agents are unlawfully targeting them for immigration arrests without warrants and probable cause, Daniel Seiden reports.

Jackson Walker LLP reached two settlements totaling nearly $1 million to resolve disputes stemming from the Texas law firm’s failure to disclose an intimate relationship between a former partner and a now-resigned bankruptcy judge.

Daniel Graham joined Holland & Hart as a partner in its commercial litigation practice in Denver, the firm announced Thursday.

The Indiana attorney general’s office won’t approve hiring outside counsel from law firms that operate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, according to a new policy memorandum.

Environmental Protection Agency employees are being told not to participate in events hosted by one of the nation’s premier environmental legal associations, according to a letter reviewed by Bloomberg Law.

The full Fifth Circuit struggled with immunity for private lawyers in a case over advice from Planned Parenthood attorneys.