Bloomberg Law

09/06/2025

New: Protesters attempted to interrupt an appearance by US Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett at the National Book Festival in Washington.

Protesters attempted to interrupt an appearance by US Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett at the National Book Festival in Washington.

09/06/2025

Michael O’Sullivan is preparing to move on from the parent company of social media platform Snapchat at year’s end, necessitating a search for his successor.

09/06/2025

A New Hampshire law that targets diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in public schools and universities must be paused, so schools don’t face “crippling penalties” even if unwittingly they fail to comply, a federal judge ruled.

09/06/2025

Officers of a special purpose acquisition company created to acquire Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. will continue to face claims they engaged in a computer hacking scheme to gain control of the company.

09/06/2025

Tesla Inc. proposed a new compensation agreement for Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk potentially worth around $1 trillion, a massive package without precedent in corporate America.

09/06/2025

US prosecutors have charged numerous people with assaulting or resisting federal officers since mid-August in cases leveling allegations mirroring those brought against Jan. 6 defendants that President Donald Trump essentially wiped out.

09/06/2025

Legal leaders worry that outside capital in law firms could breach state rules against non-lawyer ownership and others are hesitant to relinquish control even if it’s just for back-office services.

09/06/2025

The Trump administration is again rewriting the playbook for government hiring, allowing managers to select from a broader list of qualified candidates instead of having to choose from the top three scorers on a competitive exam.

09/06/2025

Opinion: Mintz's Kevin Ainsworth says that getting a court to enforce an arbitration award against a sovereign in the US will require filing under the New York Convention within three years of the award's issuance.

09/06/2025

A $36 million dispute over plumbing problems in a medical office building could be the first test of Texas’ big bet that the Delaware Chancery Court has gotten it wrong for more than two centuries: Juries can decide complex business cases.

09/06/2025

President Donald Trump’s move this week to fill openings on the DC Superior Court with current and former prosecutors may have more long-term impact on crime than flooding the streets with National Guard troops and federalizing the city’s police force.

09/05/2025

Luigi Mangione said federal prosecutors biased potential jurors by suggesting he inspired a recent mass shooting in Manhattan.