The Seventh Circuit hears arguments this week in a long-running Chicago immigration dispute that dates back to President Donald Trump’s first term.

Zscaler Inc., a cloud security and software company riding a wave in demand for artificial intelligence products, awarded a $24.8 million pay package this year to Sanjeev “Raj” Judge, a former senior partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati who has been at the forefront of legal service innovation.

SCOTUSBlog co-founder Tom Goldstein identified Parabellum Capital as the litigation funder he used to pay off seven-figure personal expenses in an appeal Wednesday related to his ongoing criminal case for tax evasion.

A US judge cut by one third a requested $4.9 million attorney fee award for the settlement of wage and hour litigation against Kroger Co. supermarkets

CourtAlert.com voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit accusing American LegalNet Inc. of stealing confidential information and using it to solicit clients.

Add corporate lobbying to the list of ways Washington works differently under President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump threatened a slew of aggressive actions to curtail legal migration to the US in response to one National Guard member dying after being ambushed near the White House, though the scope of those moves and what legal or congressional mechanisms he may pursue remain unclear.

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has granted the US Labor Department’s unopposed motion to dismiss its case seeking to revive a Biden-era 401(k) rule.

This Black Friday, one class of retailers has figured out the trick of luring shoppers suffering through frigid temperatures and high inflation: teen brands.

Bankrupt trucking company Yellow reached settlements with 14 multiemployer pension plans to resolve billions of dollars in disputed withdrawal liability claims.

A US judge cut by one third a requested $4.9 million attorney fee award for the settlement of wage and hour litigation against Kroger Co. supermarkets

Venture Transportation Partners’ agreement to pay nearly $1 million to settle a data breach class action on behalf of 9,328 people received final approval from a federal court.

British green-power developer Low Carbon has raised £1.1 billion ($1.3 billion) in a deal that will result in CVC Capital Partners becoming the company’s majority owner.

The litigation finance industry — a $20 billion market that channels capital from investors to lawyers chasing corporate malfeasance — faces an array of hurdles in the form of regulatory changes, lower payouts and longer trial times.

Six Flags Entertainment Corp.'s top management was sued in Ohio federal court by an investor who says shareholders were misled over the amusement park operator’s 2024 merger with Cedar Point and its deteriorating park facilities.

A Redfin Corp. stockholder voluntarily dismissed his challenge over its recent $1.75 billion sale to Rocket Cos. a week after a federal judge denied his request for attorneys’ fees.

Altimmune Inc. investors voluntarily dismissed claims it overhyped topline trial results of a liver disease treatment before sharing one of its goals lacked statistical significance.

Emily Siegel is off for the week and will return to your inboxes next Friday.

US authorities believe the man suspected of fatally shooting a National Guard member and seriously wounding another in Washington, DC, was radicalized while in the US, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said.

The litigation finance industry — a $20 billion market that channels capital from investors to lawyers chasing corporate malfeasance — faces an array of hurdles in the form of regulatory changes, lower payouts and longer trial times.

The Seventh Circuit hears arguments this week in a long-running Chicago immigration dispute that dates back to President Donald Trump’s first term.

The Trump administration will soon have a chance to argue before a federal appellate court its novel reinterpretation of immigration law: That scores of undocumented people are subject to mandatory detention without the chance for a bond hearing.

Zscaler Inc., a cloud security and software company riding a wave in demand for artificial intelligence products, awarded a $24.8 million pay package this year to Sanjeev “Raj” Judge, a former senior partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati who has been at the forefront of legal service innovation.

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has granted the US Labor Department’s unopposed motion to dismiss its case seeking to revive a Biden-era 401(k) rule.