The NFL’s disability and retirement plans pledged to refrain from making race-based adjustments in the cognitive tests used to assess former players’ levels of disability, according to court filings announcing a class-wide settlement.

Current and former Russelectric Inc. employees prevailed after trial on a handful of claims in their 10-count class action alleging their employee stock ownership plan was raided of value after the company founder’s death.

The integration of AI into legal workflows is forcing law firms to rethink pricing and hiring models, with some firms developing bespoke AI legal products and others using out-of-the-box AI tools to generate profits.

The Trump administration’s move to expand the types of health plans on the Obamacare exchanges to those that don’t include built-in doctor networks clears the way for alternative insurance companies to enter the market, even as several operational questions remain unanswered.

The nation’s top pharmacy benefit manager lobbying group, the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, is launching a new seven-figure advertising campaign Monday focused on affordability.

A federal judge ordered President Donald Trump to respond to “grievous allegations” that his deal with the government to create a $1.8 billion fund to resolve his lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service was the result of a “fraud” on the court.