Anthropic PBC turned to lawyers from a firm also targeted by the Trump administration to sue the Defense Department over its decision to blacklist the artificial intelligence giant.

Sara Hellstedt joined Fisher Phillips as a partner in its Higher Education, K-12 Education and Workplace Investigations practices in Portland, ME, the firm announced Monday.

Anthropic PBC sued the Defense Department for declaring that the artificial intelligence giant posed a risk to the US supply chain, further ramping up a high-stakes dispute with the Pentagon over safeguards on the company’s technology.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. has reached a settlement with federal antitrust authorities, the Justice Department said Monday, throwing a wrench mid-trial into an antitrust case that accused the company of illegally monopolizing the live music industry and sought to force a sale of its Ticketmaster subsidiary.

Christopher Odell joined Akin as a tax partner in Chicago, the firm announced Monday.

Matthew Galeotti joined Kirkland & Ellis as a partner in its litigation practice in New York, the firm announced Monday.

The EPA under President Donald Trump notched higher enforcement numbers across several key metrics in fiscal 2025 than it has in a decade, Jeffrey Hall, head of the agency’s enforcement division, said in an interview.

The owners of a family farm in New York sued a group of six leading fertilizer companies in a proposed class action, the first such case filed by a private plaintiff following reports of a Department of Justice probe over possible collusion.

US President Donald Trump confronted mounting pressures on the 10th day of the Iran war as oil prices surged past $100 and the Islamic Republic announced the hardline son of the assassinated Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as its new supreme leader.

A federal judge on Monday allowed two Ohioans to intervene in a lawsuit over the 2023 trail derailment in East Palestine, a move that could extend the time it takes to rule on a pending $310 million settlement between the United States and Norfolk Southern Corp.

Oil gave up some of its gains after smashing through $100 a barrel as the world’s largest economies consider a co-ordinated release of emergency oil stockpiles, with a standstill of tanker traffic through the vital Strait of Hormuz choking off supplies to the rest of the world.

A New York federal court ended a manufacturer’s suit against a Chubb Ltd. unit over pollution liability coverage after the parties reached a settlement.

The EPA under President Donald Trump notched higher enforcement numbers across several key metrics in fiscal 2025 than it has in a decade, Jeffrey Hall, head of the agency’s enforcement division, said in an interview.

Sara Hellstedt joined Fisher Phillips as a partner in its Higher Education, K-12 Education and Workplace Investigations practices in Portland, ME, the firm announced Monday.

Activist investor OneMove Capital Ltd. is seeking to shake up the board of Canadian software maker Sylogist Ltd., saying directors mishandled the company’s shift to a cloud-based business model and oversaw years of underperformance.

Anthropic PBC sued the Defense Department for declaring that the artificial intelligence giant posed a risk to the US supply chain, further ramping up a high-stakes dispute with the Pentagon over safeguards on the company’s technology.

The owners of a family farm in New York sued a group of six leading fertilizer companies in a proposed class action, the first such case filed by a private plaintiff following reports of a Department of Justice probe over possible collusion.

The limits of Delaware’s presumption of director independence were probed Monday in a derivative challenge to a $50 million equity grant the Fidelity National Financial Inc. board awarded to its founder, Bill Foley.

Anthropic PBC turned to lawyers from a firm also targeted by the Trump administration to sue the Defense Department over its decision to blacklist the artificial intelligence giant.

The ballot for Colorado’s 2026 general election won’t include an initiative to require voter approval for certain fees because the measure’s scope too was broad, the state justices ruled Monday.

Several Argentine investors can resume claims against their government to recover $5.5 million out of nearly $36 million in principal they allegedly lost on defaulted bonds, the Second Circuit ruled Monday.

Anthropic PBC sued the Defense Department for declaring that the artificial intelligence giant posed a risk to the US supply chain, further ramping up a high-stakes dispute with the Pentagon over safeguards on the company’s technology.

Lockheed Martin Corp. must again defend against a whistleblower’s claims that the contractor improperly billed the government for military fighter aircraft parts, a federal appeals court said Monday.

The limits of Delaware’s presumption of director independence were probed Monday in a derivative challenge to a $50 million equity grant the Fidelity National Financial Inc. board awarded to its founder, Bill Foley.