U.S. District Chief Judge Leigh Martin May of the Northern District of Georgia planned a hearing Tuesday on whether to move ahead with the bellwether plan after a federal jury sided with defendant Teva Pharmaceuticals USA this month.

       

“This case reflects that broader pattern of investors relying on representations of stability and regulatory credibility from cryptocurrency platforms, only to discover that access to their assets could be halted without warning," said Thomas Liam Murphy, a partner at Murphy's Law: The Crypto Law Firm, who represents the plaintiff, Xiaoliang Mou.

       

The Utah State Senate has tasked Utah Valley University to conduct a feasibility study for adding a law school at the Thanksgiving Point in Lehi location, which would accommodate working professionals.

       

The proposed $7.5 billion settlement, filed in Missouri's 22nd Judicial Circuit on Tuesday, comes one month after the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a Roundup case.

       

Tyler Meade, who led Gemini through its initial public offering last September, will be succeeded by deputy Kate Freedman

       

Parties will soon be required to list their stock-ticker symbols to assist the court's new automated conflict-checking system, the Supreme Court has announced.

       

A divided Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday finalized a rule prohibiting employers from imposing noncompete agreements on their workers, a controversial

       

In one of the first major decisions made since acting Attorney General Jennifer Davenport assumed control of that office, the state's top prosecutor's office announced today that it will not appeal the recent dismissal of criminal charges against longtime Democratic political boss George E. Norcross III, closing the book on the public corruption case against him.

       

In one of the first major decisions made since acting Attorney General Jennifer Davenport assumed control of that office, the state's top prosecutor's office announced today that it will not appeal the recent dismissal of criminal charges against longtime Democratic political boss George E. Norcross III, closing the book on the public corruption case against him.

       

The court concluded federal transportation laws may shield brokers from negligence suits for how they arrange shipments, but that parties can still rely on contract claims when these deals crack.

       

A step-by-step guide on how to reset your password on Law.com, including options for receiving a reset link and the process for creating a new password.

       

Learn how to change your username or password on Law.com in just a few simple steps. This video guide walks you through the process of signing in, locating your profile information, and making the desired changes to your account.

       

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to log in for the very first time on Law.com, including instructions on where to go, how to enter your credentials, and what to do if you ever have trouble signing in.

       

Under the Digital Services Act, a safer-internet law the 27-member bloc adopted in 2022, large online platforms can be hit with penalties of up to 6% of their global turnover.

       

Businesses subject to the CCPA now must conduct risk assessments for certain types of processing activities and, starting in 2028, must certify to California regulators that they completed the assessments.

       

The Big 12 has made the latest hire, promoting Logan Phillip to succeed Jessica Presnall, who left late last year to take the legal reins of the Southeastern Conference.

       

Perkins Coie and Ashurst are planning a bold, transatlantic merger that could reshape the legal landscape—but behind the headlines, partner defections and pre-ballot tensions are spilling into the open.

       

President Donald Trump's business-friendly deregulatory moves have sparked a sharp increase in corporate merger activity over the first 13 months of his second term.        

“We're seeing this as an opportunity to double down," said one law firm diversity leader. "The work becomes even more important in this environment.

       

Platkin's new firm, Platkin LLP, incorporates three attorneys who were part of his team in Trenton, as well as the same aggressive approach that was behind his litigation related to issues such as gun safety, pollution and consumer protection.