Roughly 70% of attorneys at the Justice Department’s civil rights division are leaving or were reassigned in recent months, ...

The US Department of Health and Human Services is facing a lawsuit from twenty attorneys general for firing health workers ...

Grindr Inc.'s largest stockholder orchestrated a buyback program that would force public investors to pay hundreds of ...

Sidley Austin hired the chair of WilmerHale’s corporate group and a partner from that practice to start an emerging companies ...

Charles River Labs International Inc. investors’ quest to revive their proposed class action alleging misleading statements about the company’s sourcing of non-human research primates appeared to get ...

Rite Aid Corp. has told its employees it intends to file bankruptcy less than a year after completing an earlier restructuring that failed to turn around the troubled pharmacy chain.

The National Football League called on the US Supreme Court to take up a case accusing the National Basketball Association of violating federal privacy law in order to resolve a circuit split.

About half of the IRS workers who’ve accepted the Trump administration’s resignation offers are still waiting for their ...

Remanding the EPA’s traveling ozone rule wouldn’t be the right move without adequately considering its merits, according to a ...

Charles Wahtola, III joined Venable as a partner in its construction law group in Chicago, the firm announced Monday.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has agreed to end a lawsuit from from a former employee who alleged that the health insurer denied his request for a religious accommodation from its Covid-19 ...

Craig Garvey joined McDermott Will & Emery as a partner in its transactions practice group in Chicago, the firm announced ...