Matt Browne, Darby Chan, Sanjeet “Sanj” Dutta, and Peter Stockburger joined Foley & Lardner as partners in its corporate and intellectual property departments, the firm announced today.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. must face an antitrust trial on some claims brought by the US Justice Department and various states for allegedly monopolizing the live events market, after a federal judge rejected the company’s request to dismiss a case that could force the shedding of its Ticketmaster unit.

Matthew Martel and Joseph Sconyers joined Morgan Lewis as partners in its Boston office, the firm announced Thursday.

Amy Roma joined Orrick as a partner in its nuclear energy practice in Washington, DC, the firm announced Thursday.

The New York State courts are dealing with an influx of case documents riddled with fake AI-generated cases from attorneys and pro se litigants—but they’re not levying big fines on non-lawyers who submit faulty filings.

Kathryn Ruemmler, who resigned last week as the top lawyer at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., corresponded with Jeffrey Epstein about a prostitution scandal that engulfed the US Secret Service during her tenure as White House counsel under former President Barack Obama.

A proposed class action challenging disclosures related to a 1999 conversion of North Shore University Hospital’s traditional benefit plan to a cash balance plan should be dismissed, a magistrate judge said.

Tens of thousands of people from households with mixed immigration status would lose access to public housing benefits under a proposal from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The US trade deficit widened in December, capping a turbulent year of erratic tariff policy.

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said recent comments by National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett critical of a New York Fed study on tariffs undermine the central bank’s independence.

Trader Joe’s Co. failed to convince a federal appeals court to nix a National Labor Relations Board decision finding the company illegally disciplined and fired a worker who complained about Covid-19 safety.

A former mill worker lost his appeal to limit the use of an occupational safety administrative law judge’s opinion as evidence in a products liability case against a machine manufacturer.

Renaissance Learning Inc. defeated a proposed class action alleging the education-technology provider collected and disclosed the personal information of K-12 students without obtaining consent in violation of federal and state privacy laws.

Kenvue Brands LLC agreed to pay $4.7 million to settle a Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act class suit filed over its Neutrogena Skin360 app and website’s allegedly improper collection of unique facial geometry.

Matt Browne, Darby Chan, Sanjeet “Sanj” Dutta, and Peter Stockburger joined Foley & Lardner as partners in its corporate and intellectual property departments, the firm announced today.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the brother of the UK’s King Charles, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office after further details emerged of his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Chinese tech giant ByteDance Ltd. is hiring in the US for nearly 100 open roles within its artificial intelligence division, an effort to compete with the world’s leading US-based AI companies despite years of national security concerns from American lawmakers and regulators.

The data center boom sits at the intersection of two major client bases—Big Tech and the world’s largest private asset managers—and presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for firms built to cross-sell their services. Lawyers hired to help foster the proliferation of facilities say they are as busy as any point during their careers.

Democrats could win up to three more House seats in Colorado in the 2028 election under a proposed congressional map that a party-backed group is seeking to implement through a statewide ballot initiative.

Two Texas brothers and their companies misled around 50 investors about a real estate-focused private investment fund, making false statements to raise more than $12 million, the SEC said.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) is appealing a court ruling denying him immunity in a defamation lawsuit brought by Exxon Mobil Corp. over statements he made regarding the company’s plastics recycling efforts.

West Virginia sued Apple Inc. Thursday, alleging it has knowingly allowed users to store and distribute child sexual abuse material on its iCloud platform.

The Justice Department and city of Cleveland on Thursday both asked a federal judge to end a consent decree to reform its police force, before a court-appointed monitor said the city completed everything required of it.

The outcome of the EEOC’s lawsuit seeking information about Nike Inc.’s use of race in employment decisions will be an early indicator of the agency’s ability to carry out its priority of probing corporate diversity programs for alleged bias.