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The Trump administration’s request to unwind a 29-year-old settlement governing the treatment of migrant children in federal detention got a cold reception before a federal appeals court at Tuesday hearing.
A Delaware judge advanced claims Tuesday that Virtu Financial Inc. and its founder, Vinnie Viola, engineered a $1.1 billion stock buyback scheme that steered value to himself and other insiders.
Reddit Inc. adopted charter provisions that unlawfully restrict investors from removing board members, then responded to a legal demand by taking an “absurd” position likely attributable to AI, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.
A worker lost the ability to revive a defunct group lawsuit alleging an auto parts manufacturer violated wage-and-hour law because he settled his individual claims with the company, according to a federal appeals court.
Milbank LLP is raising salaries for its associates, a move quickly followed by McDermott Will & Schulte.
A unique barrier to bringing ERISA class actions in the Eleventh Circuit looks to be in peril, with multiple judges appearing willing to abandon the judge-made rule during en banc arguments Tuesday in Atlanta.
Major retirement industry groups urged the Department of Labor to make several specific adjustments to its proposal that would offer fiduciaries legal cover to add alternative assets including cryptocurrency to 401(k) plan menus.
Allison Borgatti joined Holland & Knight as a partner in its Philadelphia litigation practice group, the firm announced Tuesday.


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