Last week’s landmark tariff ruling makes clear that the Supreme Court intends to reign in Democratic and Republican presidents alike, sending a message that both parties will need unusually clear authority to take unusually significant actions.
Apple Inc. on Tuesday said it will start building Mac mini desktop computers in Houston later this year, part of a push to do more manufacturing in the US.
Merchant cash advance funders are increasingly being listed as major creditors when small and even midsize companies file for bankruptcy, highlighting a surge of activity in a largely unregulated area of alternative business financing.
Zach Podolsky leveraged a big break on a Texas energy deal to jump from Wachtell to Latham & Watkins. The New York lawyer is now out to prove he can bring in enough business to thrive in the firm’s “entrepreneurial” system.
The misuse of artificial intelligence to generate fake, sexually explicit, or harassing content is introducing new forms of workplace disputes and potentially significant liability for employers.
Mark Zuckerberg’s recent testimony in the Instagram social media addiction trial may dominate consumer headlines, but the case represents a more systemic shift for lawyers advising technology companies.
The Trump administration’s “land port maintenance tax” looks like contingency planning now that the US Supreme Court has narrowed tariff authority. Lawmakers should instead reform the Harbor Maintenance Fee or create a new fund within the Department of Defense.
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