Tesla Inc.’s $2.6 billion acquisition of SolarCity in 2016 was “entirely fair” to shareholders, Delaware’s top court ruled, upholding the dismissal of an investor lawsuit and sparing Elon Musk from a potential multibillion-dollar hit.

Russian metals tycoon Alisher Usmanov claims his fame and fortune rather than links to President Vladimir Putin made him a target for European Union sanctions after the invasion of Ukraine.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office in recent weeks has issued federal grand jury subpoenas out of southern Florida to multiple witnesses linked to the classified documents probe involving former President Donald Trump, according to two people familiar with the investigative steps.

White & Case LLP is seeking court clearance to charge the Boy Scouts of America $70 million for representing the organization in its bankruptcy over two and a half years, court record show.

Billionaires Harlan Crow and Ross Perot Jr. are among the wealthy Dallas residents hosting a fundraising dinner for 2024 Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley on Wednesday, according to invitations obtained by Bloomberg.

The identities of US Representative George Santos’s three bail guarantors were ordered unsealed by a judge in his criminal fraud case, though the release was put on hold to give the Republican congressman a chance to appeal.

A Pennsylvania federal district court denied the Department of Veterans Affairs’ motion to dismiss a 66-year-old female patient safety manager’s claims of retaliation under Title VII and the ADEA. Kocher v. McDonough, 2023 BL 181175, E.D. Pa., 22-3808, 5/26/23

An Illinois contractor has been cited for five repeat, one other-than-serious, and four serious violations and faces proposed penalties of $66,711 after exposing employees to lethal fall hazards, according to the US Labor Department Tuesday.

An ex-employee of Automatic Data Processing Inc. convinced a California federal court to grant a temporary restraining order against six contracts which allegedly restricted her ability to work for her new employer.

The US Labor Department missed a deadline to submit a report to Congress examining the impact of inflation on American retirement portfolios.

Former L3Harris Technologies Inc. employees challenging how the defense and aerospace contractor manages its $13.5 billion 401(k) plan won a court order certifying their case as class action covering about 52,000 people.

The founder of sexual wellness education startup OneTaste was charged with engaging in a yearslong conspiracy to manipulate victims of past sexual trauma and abuse into providing forced labor.

Abortion providers in Kansas sued Attorney General Kris Kobach (R) and other state officials Tuesday, seeking to block an informed consent scheme that requires them to give patients allegedly irrelevant, offensive, and sometimes false information.

Robert De Niro and his production company must face trial on a female former employee’s claims that she was subjected to sex discrimination and stripped of job duties and an assistant for complaining about sex bias.

White business owners convinced a federal judge in Texas to partially block a Biden administration program designed to promote minority businesses.

Sesame Place, a Sesame Street-themed amusement park owned by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Inc., failed to convince a federal judge to dismiss a racial discrimination and negligence class action.

A federal judge in Florida Tuesday blocked the state from enforcing a law and medical board rules that prohibit transgender minors from receiving—and doctors from providing—puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.

Oklahoma approved a public Catholic charter school, which would be the first overtly religious school in the US to be fully government-funded. The arrangement violates the establishment clause of the Constitution as interpreted since its adoption in 1791. Nevertheless, it’s possible the US Supreme Court could allow it as part of its ongoing revolutionary transformation of the law of church and state.

Vail season ski pass holders who sought refunds from Vail Corp. after it shuttered resorts during the Covid-19 pandemic should get a chance to seek alternate relief, a divided federal appeals court said Tuesday.

Founder of the conservative foundation Judicial Watch Larry Klayman was suspended for 18 months Tuesday by the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit as reciprocal discipline after he was suspended by the DC Court of Appeals in September 2022.

Abortion providers in Kansas sued Attorney General Kris Kobach (R) and other state officials Tuesday, seeking to block an informed consent scheme that requires them to give patients allegedly irrelevant, offensive, and sometimes false information.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office in recent weeks has issued federal grand jury subpoenas out of southern Florida to multiple witnesses linked to the classified documents probe involving former President Donald Trump, according to two people familiar with the investigative steps.

A Tennessee man sentenced to death after being convicted for raping and murdering a child lost his bid for resentencing or a new trial after a federal appeals court affirmed the denial of his habeas petition.

A former Amgen Inc. employee who contends that he helped the US government reach a lucrative False Claims Act settlement with the biopharmaceutical company lost a bid to revive his claim that the government made an unlawful taking under the Fifth Amendment, the Federal Circuit said Tuesday.