"We're just really starting to get to grips with how we're going to govern and control those AI agents," said Ray Eitel-Porter, who was Accenture's lead for responsible AI before departing last year to write a book.

“This is one of the most noteworthy criminal cases involving money transmitting charges in light of the new policy, said Laurel Loomis Rimon, a partner at Jenner & Block who is not involved in the case.

Nicholas Ganjei, nominated for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, said the video was related to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's “worst-of-the-worst" initiative focusing on arresting undocumented individuals who have been convicted of violent crimes.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), enacted on July 4, 2025, introduces sweeping reforms to the tax treatment of charitable contributions. For high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), these changes present both strategic opportunities and new limitations that warrant careful planning to preserve philanthropic impact and optimize tax outcomes.

Ira Coleman and McDermott made waves last week when it was reported that the firm was exploring outside investment. Here's what's really happening.

"I've signed many of them over the years," retired U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin said of amicus briefs from former jurists. "But nothing like now. Now, it's like every other week somebody is circulating a brief."

McDermott will pay out the “special bonus regardless of hours, while the firm's year-end bonus structure is hour-dependent.

Deborah Telman is exiting months after the company paid $202 million to settle allegations that it provided illegal kickbacks to health care providers to juice sales of its HIV drugs.

A family member of a California wildfire victim has sued Genasys Inc., a developer of communications software that provides emergency warnings and mass notifications, in California state court, contending the alleged failure of its alert systems contributed to the deaths of 18 of the 19 people killed by the Eaton fire in January.

Following an internal investigation the firm self reported to the SRA, which is now seeking testimony from people who might have information.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminates one type of loan (Grad PLUS loans) that law students use to finance the ever-skyrocketing price of law school. At the same time, the law caps unsubsidized federal loans to $50,000 per year and a $200,000 lifetime cap. With the average law school cost of attendance for many private institutions exceeding those thresholds (without even accounting for borrowing for undergraduate degrees), many students from middle class and even upper middle-class families will not be able to find a way to pay for law school.

"Just focus on doing the best work you can, being the best colleague you can, and helping your group and firm to thrive as best you can. (...) Leadership opportunities may come (or they may not), but I've always found it more satisfying to know that I'm doing the best that I can where it matters the most, rather than focusing on the title on my business card."

"He now wants to focus on his family and move forward with his life," said Richard Weber, a partner at Haynes and Boone who represents Jack Abramoff.

The complaints were filed in Texas, where Oura says it is expanding its manufacturing operations in order to meet demands from its partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense.

Combined with political pressure and regulatory uncertainty, this shift signals a new litigation landscape for employers. They are now at risk from both directions—majority-group plaintiffs challenging DEI initiatives and inclusion advocates alleging retaliation when those programs are rolled back.

In one example, the plaintiff alleged the defendants' price-fixing actions artificially raised egg prices from $1.30 per dozen in 2021 to $6 per dozen by late 2024, the complaint said.

A trial judge had dismissed President Donald Trump's civil Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act claims against Hillary Clinton and later issued nearly $1 million in attorney sanctions, calling the complaint part of a pattern of Trump's misuse of the courts.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under former Chair Gary Gensler took 52 enforcement actions between Oct. 1, 2024, and Trump's inauguration, the highest amount for an outgoing chair since 2013.

 “Unfortunately, Daniel's Law is broken, and this legislation will fix it," the sponsor said. “The amendments made to Daniel's Law weakened compliance, putting the safety and privacy of our public servants at risk. "