Saverio Romeo of Fox Rothschild won full acquittals for both an accountant charged in a sweeping health care fraud and racketeering case and a three-term Philadelphia City Council member on charges in...

Economic trends and regulatory requirements mean brands should approach FDD renewal season with added awareness. Franchise attorneys note this means putting a bigger spotlight on disclosed costs, reve...

Critics say the show is bad, and one lawyer says it's doing women a disservice.

Only 53.6 percent of staff — 39,870 IRS employees — will continue working while the government remains shut down.

A developer of two Lancaster city data centers wants a judge to throw out a resident's challenge based on zoning rules.

The air is cooler, the leaves are changing, and the Second Circuit is hearing arguments again. Harvey Weinstein is returning to criminal court, convicted fraudster Charlie Javice is awaiting her sente...

On June 5, 2025, the Supreme Court decided Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services. The case’s core question asked: do employees of traditional “majority” groups need to establish additional require...

Announced on May 12, these changes reflect the Criminal Division’s commitment to strengthening enforcement against violations of U.S. customs laws and tariff regulations.

CIOs need to talk to their legal teams about AI “clarity, boundaries, and accountability,” one expert said.

Supreme Court rejects a double standard for deciding claims of workplace discrimination.

English proficiency is returning to CVSA’s Out-of-Service Criteria. Carriers should ensure all their drivers know sufficient English to pass roadside inspections—without running...

Tariffs may seem like a headline reserved for economists and politicians, but at last week’s International Franchise Association (IFA) Legal Symposium in