We are living in history all of the time. Nevertheless, there are some times that seem more historical than usual. Like now, when academics and artists and even librarians have come u...

Elon Musk’s social media platform X sued to block a California law aimed at curbing AI-generated deceptive election content on social media, claiming the measure is an unconstitutional affront to free...

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Film tax credit programs were designed to attract movie and television series production to places it might not otherwise consider, creating jobs and new revenue. But more and more, the taxpayer subsi...

A limited number of H-1B workers now can begin applying to renew their visas without leaving the US, the first time in two decades the option has been available.

A little-known legal group that’s quickly emerged as a top US Supreme Court litigator is helping steer a broad high court challenge to government agency power.

Critics of the Biden administration’s proposed retirement plan fiduciary advice rule are warning the US Labor Department that the agency will likely be taken to court for proposing a regulation they...

A Bloomberg Tax review shines a light on a decade-long effort to persuade wealthy Americans, with no connections to Malta, to plow their riches into Maltese retirement arrangements designed to make ta...

A case seeking to overturn Major League Baseball’s antitrust exemption is the best shot in fifty years at getting the Supreme Court to reconsider the sports league’s historic immunity, attorneys a...

A California law requiring baby food makers to test their products for toxic heavy metals is expected to surpass FDA guidelines in the race to pressure manufacturers to limit exposure, food safety gro...

Companies targeted in litigation for contributing to the proliferation of “forever chemicals” face an uncertain future and a growing risk of being forced into bankruptcy.

A new US notification requirement for victims of malicious hacks could push in-house counsel to disclose cyberattacks when faced with ransomware and other network compromises.

Democrats running to unseat endangered blue-state Republicans get to campaign on an unusual message: The GOP is hiking your taxes.

Antitrust lawsuits can live and die on the strength of Ph.D. economists. Courts face the crucial task of weeding out which of those expert witnesses can appear before a jury.

The outcomes of several lawsuits aiming to broaden where gun owners can carry their weapons could hinge on how the US Supreme Court decides an upcoming case about the rights of domestic abusers. When ...