When he stepped down as the top lawyer at
Employers contending with heightened scrutiny on fiduciary duties to their health plans are calling for more transparency from insurance companies and other third-party vendors as a landmark health benefits law turns 50.
The Fifth Circuit’s decision to vacate a US Department of Labor rule limiting when employers can use the tip credit means they will have fewer restrictions on the types of activities tip-earning workers can perform while still being paid less than the minimum wage.
The DC appeals court on Thursday sided with activists in a lawsuit alleging that
A California federal judge sought clarity on how the NCAA’s $2.8 billion settlement designed to resolve antitrust claims would be distributed, along with consideration of scholarship limit claims, as she questioned attorneys for about three hours Thursday.
Retailers in New York must develop workplace violence prevention plans and train their employees on safety procedures under legislation Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) signed into law.
Circor International Inc. won’t owe any financial penalties after settling SEC accounting charges, coming on the heels of a similar accounting enforcement deal with Portland General Electric Co. announced earlier this week.
The US special counsel investigating
The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service requested comments on Saver’s Match, a SECURE 2.0-mandated program allowing 401(k) savers to receive an annual match contribution of up to $1,000 from the agency, slated to begin in 2027.
Federal discrimination claims from a former University of Mississippi football player who says coach Lane Kiffin improperly removed him from the team during a mental health break were quickly rejected by a federal appeals court Thursday.
Legal ethics experts hired by a law firm at the center of a judicial ethics scandal should be deposed over their advice about a partner’s romantic relationship with a judge, the Justice Department’s bankruptcy monitor said.
Partners at Troutman Pepper and Locke Lord this week voted in favor of the law firms merging, according to a joint statement Thursday.
The full Sixth Circuit on Thursday declined to touch limits on coordinated spending between political parties and federal candidates in a closely-watched campaign finance case brought by Republicans that appears teed up for review by the US Supreme Court.
The Missouri secretary of state must change his voter-guide statement for an abortion rights measure on the November ballot, a state judge said Thursday in a decision siding with the campaign behind the amendment.
The federal judge presiding over the 2020 election-interference prosecution against
An Illinois federal judge recused herself from a settled antitrust class action brought by homeowners over realtor commission payments.
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