A coalition of conservative agricultural organizations demands an investigation into wildfires linked to Xcel Energy, emphasizing the financial and emotional toll on affected farmers and communities.
Hiring freezes in the legal industry are limiting job opportunities for recent Juris Doctor graduates, raising concerns about diversity and the future quality of legal services.
The U.S. government declares the OECD Global Tax Deal lacks legal authority, requiring Congressional approval, while assigning the Treasury to assess foreign tax compliance affecting American businesses.
President Trump initiated his second term by reversing Biden-era policies, focusing on healthcare, federal hiring, and withdrawing from the World Health Organization amid ongoing legislative changes.
The SEC's updated rules require public companies to disclose executive compensation details, including stock options and SARs, under Item 402(x) starting in 2025.
Concerns regarding government ethics have intensified, highlighting the risks of intertwining personal financial interests and public service, particularly with new ventures like cryptocurrency.
LG Electronics U.S.A. faces a class action lawsuit for allegedly violating the TCPA by sending unsolicited promotional texts during the 2024 Labor Day sale.
President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order mandating the recognition of only male and female sexes, enforcing sex-based distinctions across federal policies and regulations.
Dean Tran, a former Massachusetts state senator, faces a proposed two-year prison sentence for unlawfully securing pandemic-related unemployment benefits, with sentencing delayed due to attorney tardiness.
The Supreme Court declined to review a ruling on the president's authority under the Procurement Act, leaving federal contractors uncertain about the $17.75 minimum wage mandate.