The Florida Bar said it mistakenly wrote in a letter last month that it was investigating former Virginia US Attorney Lindsey Halligan.

Legal tech firm Upsolve Inc. lost its fight against New York Attorney General Letitia James arguing the state’s rules against the unauthorized practice of law violated its First Amendment rights.

ModivCare asked a court to reject White & Case LLP’s $14 million final fee request for its work in the medical transportation company’s bankruptcy, accusing the law firm of deliberately burying the company’s estate in legal fees.

Dealmakers are, for the second year in a row, seeing their chances of a record haul of mergers and acquisitions potentially fizzle out before the end of the first quarter.

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For nearly three years, the two sides have battered each other with relentless legal filings in a New York court, and their war over who should pay at least hundreds of millions of dollars to sex abuse victims shows few signs of abating. Both accuse the other of an underhanded public relations campaign.

President Donald Trump’s fluctuating tariffs have weighed down US job growth with rising costs and uncertainty for companies, according to a new memo from former Vice President Mike Pence’s group.

A Mississippi federal court denied summary judgment to UMMC on a Title VII race/national origin discrimination claim by a Hispanic surgeon, finding sufficient evidence that the stated reason for non-renewal might be pretextual. Medina v. Univ. of Miss. Med. Ctr., 2026 BL 71207, S.D. Miss., 3:24-CV-490-CWR-BWR, 3/3/26

A California federal district court denied class certification in a wage and hour action against MarketSource, Inc., finding an employee’s prior supervisory role created a conflict of interest that made him an inadequate class representative. Brum v. Marketsource, Inc., 2026 BL 71092, E.D. Cal., 2:17-cv-00241-DAD-JDP, 3/2/26

President Donald Trump said the largest US defense manufacturers had agreed to boost production of some weapons following a meeting at the White House, amid worries that the war against Iran is depleting Pentagon stockpiles.

The Seventh Circuit affirmed summary judgment for Ascension on FMLA claims, finding the HR specialist was properly terminated for failing to return to work after leave expired, not for exercising FMLA rights. Chitwood v. Ascension Health All., 2026 BL 71131, 7th Cir., 25-1933, 3/3/26

The Ninth Circuit on Friday paused a federal judge’s order that voided a Board of Immigration Appeals decision used by the Trump administration’s immigration judges to deny bond hearings to detained noncitizens and uphold its policy of mandatory detention.

An assistant US attorney in North Carolina filed a response with the court that included “fabricated quotations and misstatements of case holdings” and then made “false or misleading statements” of how they got included, a magistrate judge said.

The Ninth Circuit on Friday paused a federal judge’s order that voided a Board of Immigration Appeals decision used by the Trump administration’s immigration judges to deny bond hearings to detained noncitizens and uphold its policy of mandatory detention.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc.’s Ticketmaster was so dominant in the US live concert business that rival SeatGeek Inc. was offering arenas “retaliation insurance” for any events they lost by switching ticket sellers, according to testimony at a landmark antitrust trial.

The current owner of a former Macy’s store is responsible for delinquent taxes on the property going back to 1992 under the law in place at the time, the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled Friday.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday aimed at fighting cybercrime, including fraud and extortion, directing officials to identify robust tools to combat transnational criminal organizations preying on American families, businesses and infrastructure.

Anthropic PBC runs the risk of losing a wide range of US government business after the Defense Department declared it a supply-chain risk, a rare designation that until now has only been assigned to companies from adversary nations like China’s Huawei Technologies Co.