A Delaware judge’s links to a major law firm should compel her to step aside from litigation challenging a $570 million payout by Apollo Global Management Inc. to its founders, according to court filings.

Ryan Rohlfsen joined Latham & Watkins as a partner in its white collar defense & investigations practice in Chicago, the firm announced Tuesday.

Kyle Agee joined Womble Bond Dickinson as a partner in its corporate & securities practice group on the private wealth team in Charlotte, N.C., the firm announced Tuesday.

Gerald Brant, Jeffrey Kochian, Brittany Harrison and Jonathon Hamill joined Akin as partners in its private equity practice in New York and London, the firm announced Tuesday.

Joseph Balice joined Barnes & Thornburg as a partner in its insurance recovery practice in Los Angeles, the firm announced Tuesday.

Katherine Hanniford joined Baker McKenzie as a partner in its data & cyber practice in Washington, DC, the firm announced Tuesday.

A program allowing foreign graduates on student visas to start careers in the US has seen “become a magnet for fraud,” a top Department of Homeland Security official said Tuesday.

The US saw a smaller budget surplus in April — a key month for federal revenues — as individual and corporate tax receipts dropped in the wake of President Donald Trump’s signature tax cut legislation.

New York Attorney General Letitia James’ campaign organization must face retaliation claims from a former staffer who claims she was sexually assaulted at a 2021 political fundraiser by the attorney general’s then-chief of staff, a Manhattan intermediate appeals court decided Tuesday.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s use of artificial intelligence is helping the bank scale up without requiring much more hiring, according to President and Chief Operating Officer John Waldron.

The National Labor Relations Board has officially begun hiring new employees as the agency copes with a year of grinding staff attrition and a massive case backlog.

American workers at a construction company, including Hispanic employees, were discriminated against through slurs and being excluded from conversations in Spanish, the EEOC said in a new lawsuit.

An Illinois office handling the estates of insolvent or troubled insurance companies urged a federal appeals court to revive its case against a Hartford Insurance Group Inc. unit seeking coverage for a hack that resulted in a nearly $7 million transfer.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement issued a policy limiting how lawmakers can speak with detainees during oversight visits, days after a federal appeals court preserved members’ ability to conduct unannounced inspections at immigrant detention facilities.

A Delaware judge’s links to a major law firm should compel her to step aside from litigation challenging a $570 million payout by Apollo Global Management Inc. to its founders, according to court filings.

Supreme Court Today, Vol. 94 No. 41, pages 3349-3353 dated May 14, 2026, is now available. A link to the PDF version can be found in the Related Documents field.

A federal trial judge rightly declined to impose an enhanced mandatory minimum sentence following drug-related convictions, a split Eighth Circuit panel ruled.

A federal appeals court is wrestling with the fate of litigation over lead-contaminated drinking water in Jackson, Mississippi.