A lawyer for a bankruptcy trustee argued to the US Supreme Court that a Brooklyn auto parts company exceeded a reasonable amount of time to challenge a potentially void judgment.

Florida law firm Zumpano Patricios PA no longer faces a data breach complaint brought by a Florida resident who said he was a victim of a 2025 cybersecurity incident caused in part by the law firm’s negligence.

Rhodium Encore LLC creditors who oppose the Bitcoin miner’s bankruptcy wind-down plan took their payment fight to the lawyers involved in the proceedings, saying they will oppose $6 million in fees requested by Barnes & Thornburg LLP.

A law firm is liable for about $600,000 in business and occupation taxes on its legal services in Washington state because that’s where the benefits of the services were received, a state appeals court held.

Winston & Strawn LLP and one of its partners are seeking to toss a $1.7 billion suit brought by a trustee for the bankrupt “anti-woke” financial services startup GloriFi alleging they prioritized the personal interests of the company’s founder over the business.

Covington & Burling LLP and Reed Smith LLP sued bankrupt breathing-support company Vyaire Medical Inc. over unpaid legal fees from an insurance coverage dispute.

Amazon.com Inc. has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Perplexity AI Inc. demanding that the artificial intelligence search startup stop allowing its AI browser agent, Comet, to make purchases online for users.

A circuit split over the rights of transgender inmates deepened in October, with a divided Second Circuit panel holding that they don’t have a clearly established right to receive care from gender-dysphoria specialists or get related specific treatments.

A home appliance company is trying to avoid allegations that it violated federal labor law by arguing that the acting National Labor Relations Board general counsel’s appointment was expired when the agency issued the unfair labor practice complaint.

A federal appeals court removed an order enjoining the state of Florida from enforcing a law to prevent property purchases by two Chinese national who challenged the restrictions.

Two California staffing services companies will again defend against a False Claims Act suit alleging they made false statements to receive loans under the Covid-19 pandemic Paycheck Protection Program, an appeals court said.

Delaware’s Supreme Court now turns to the fallout of a trial judge’s rejection of Elon Musk’s pay package, in a case that could determine the state’s future as the country’s preeminent corporate enclave.

A lawyer for a bankruptcy trustee argued to the US Supreme Court that a Brooklyn auto parts company exceeded a reasonable amount of time to challenge a potentially void judgment.

Attorneys representing a former Justice Department employee accused of hurling a sandwich at a federal Customs and Border Protection officer questioned in court Tuesday whether the impact of the sub was enough to warrant a federal charge.

A law firm is liable for about $600,000 in business and occupation taxes on its legal services in Washington state because that’s where the benefits of the services were received, a state appeals court held.

President Donald Trump further muddied the fate of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program with a social media post Tuesday suggesting he would not provide benefits until after the government reopened.

Compass Coffee LLC and its CEO Michael Haft must face a lawsuit brought by the company’s co-founder, which asserts violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act and various fraud claims.

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) had qualified immunity from a lawsuit alleging a patient transfer policy he implemented as governor allegedly caused nursing home residents to die of Covid-19, the Second Circuit ruled Tuesday.