As a consequential U.S. election nears in less than a month, determining political control of Congress and the White House, political speech in the workplace is rising. Millions of voters — especially ...

The lion’s share of proposed mergers the federal government flagged as posing a potential competitive threat in their market were either abandoned or restructured in 2023, a report to Congress shows.

Long tagged as a cost center, the legal department can unlock savings and monetize assets by being creative, in-house lawyers say.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected “emergency applications” by utilities, independent power producers and others seeking to put a hold on an Environmental Protection Agency rule that limits ...

The Supreme Court heard arguments today in a case involving whether the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act can cover injuries suffered from a job loss. Since RICO provides for ...

Americans purchase more than $4 trillion worth of goods and services with debit cards each year, according to the complaint. Visa’s monopoly in the debit card payments market adds billions of dollars ...

In-house counsel expect process efficiencies and cost savings but a majority say their companies aren’t ready for the change effects, ACC survey finds. “In just three years, AI technology's ...

It’s the first time a U.S. community has sued a gas utility for allegedly deceiving the public about the climate impacts of fossil fuels, advocates say. “NW Natural has routinely misrepresented to the ...

Binding arbitration clauses have increased significantly in corporate user agreements and employment offer letters as companies seek to resolve disputes in a forum that offers less legal expense and ...

Tech giant Google is preparing for a long fight after its loss to the federal government over what a court called its monopolistic search and ad-search practices, the company’s CEO Sundar Pichai said ...

Hunter Biden named Fox Corporation’s former chief legal officer, Viet Dinh, in a lawsuit President Biden’s son filed in the New York Supreme Court on October 15 charging the company with violating the ...

A jury should decide whether the Society for Human Resource Management maliciously engaged in race discrimination, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. Based on the facts alleged, a reasonable jury could ...