Tory Bruno, the former chief executive officer and president of United Launch Alliance, will become the president of the new national security group at Blue Origin, the Jeff Bezos-founded space venture that is one of ULA’s biggest suppliers and rivals.

The manufacturer of “Stanley”-branded cups settled Stanley Black & Decker Inc.'s trademark lawsuit accusing the company of violating agreements limiting its use of the shared name.

Coinbase Global Inc. Chief Executive Officer Brian Armstrong said that a former customer service agent for the largest US crypto exchange was arrested in India, months after hackers bribed customer service representatives to gain access to customer information.

The US Department of Justice failed to compel the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center to disclose the personal information of minor patients who received gender-affirming care after a federal judge rebuffed the government’s subpoena request.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, already jailed for his role in the 1MDB scandal, faces another 15 years in prison and a fine of 11.4 billion ringgit ($2.8 billion) after being convicted of abuse of power and money laundering in connection with the failed state-run fund.

With Ken Paxton (R) chasing a US Senate seat next year, law firms in Texas are left to wonder what his departure from the state attorney general role will mean for them.

Disney Enterprises Inc. and other studios urged a federal judge against dismissing their lawsuit accusing Chinese AI startup MiniMax of “massive” copyright infringement, saying they’re diligently attempting to serve the complaint on the foreign defendants.

Juul Labs Inc. asked an Arizona federal judge to bar Altria Group Inc. and its NJoy units from using documents Juul says were inadvertently uploaded to a public University of California at San Francisco database that could undermine its nicotine-salt vape patent.

The future of the popular influencer group FaZe Clan is in flux once again after several members announced their departures this week following failed contract talks with new management.

Tory Bruno, the former chief executive officer and president of United Launch Alliance, will become the president of the new national security group at Blue Origin, the Jeff Bezos-founded space venture that is one of ULA’s biggest suppliers and rivals.

The manufacturer of “Stanley”-branded cups settled Stanley Black & Decker Inc.'s trademark lawsuit accusing the company of violating agreements limiting its use of the shared name.

A former Spotify USA Inc. accounting manager is suing the audio streaming company and her supervisor for racial and disability discrimination, claiming she was passed over for promotions and fired after complaining about alleged unequal treatment.

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With Ken Paxton (R) chasing a US Senate seat next year, law firms in Texas are left to wonder what his departure from the state attorney general role will mean for them.

Businesses embracing AI-powered pricing tools face a growing litigation risk, as the private antitrust bar and federal enforcers have argued that longstanding antitrust laws should apply to the use of algorithms and software.

President Donald Trump’s return to power ushered in persistent structural and political shifts at the Justice Department that have redefined the White House’s role in directing federal law enforcement.

The Justice Department’s long-awaited rollout of the Jeffrey Epstein files has been a chaotic spectacle that, so far, has largely turned the spotlight back to his previously known associates, including President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton, while fueling frustrations.

International gas shipping company Eletson Holdings Inc. accused Reed Smith LLP of conspiring with former company insiders to frustrate a court-approved reorganization plan, saying multiple criminal statutes were violated.

A San Francisco jail guard convicted of wire and mail fraud will be able to access her pension because her criminal conduct didn’t arise out of her official duties, a California state appeals court ruled Friday.

Retailer Marshalls of CA LLC was unable to convince a California state appeals court to allow the company to arbitrate a former employee’s state labor lawsuit.

Donald Trump’s pardon of Juan Orlando Hernández, the former president of Honduras, toppled the capstone of one of the most ambitious narcotics investigations in the history of the Department of Justice.

Juul Labs Inc. asked an Arizona federal judge to bar Altria Group Inc. and its NJoy units from using documents Juul says were inadvertently uploaded to a public University of California at San Francisco database that could undermine its nicotine-salt vape patent.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement must stop from engaging in arrests of noncitizens at immigration courthouses across Northern California and Hawaii, a federal judge ruled.

A New Jersey appellate court on Friday ruled that federal law prohibits arbitration for entire cases related to sexual harassment.