A technology company owes DLA Piper LLP more than $482,000 in sanctions and attorneys’ fees incurred as part of a legal malpractice lawsuit it brought against the firm, a New York appellate court ruled.

Lawyers who possess information that they know is “reasonably likely” to cause a judge to be disqualified from a case must disclose what they know, the American Bar Association says in a new ethics opinion.

Michigan federal Judge Thomas L. Ludington pleaded no contest Wednesday to a misdemeanor drunken-driving charge and said afterward that he plans to stay on the bench.

President Donald Trump’s administration has opened a new front in its campaign to reshape US colleges, homing in on racial diversity at some of the top medical schools in the country.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor criticized a fellow member of the US Supreme Court for failing to grasp the real-world effects of an unsigned order last year that allowed immigration enforcement sweeps in Los Angeles to resume.

President Donald Trump is in no hurry to tap a permanent attorney general to replace Pam Bondi following her ouster, according to people familiar with the matter, allowing Todd Blanche time to settle into his role as the US Justice Department’s acting chief.