A legal advocacy group led by conservative activist Edward Blum alleged Tuesday that a nonprofit that distributes grants to businesses for women and minorities in Texas violates federal law.

Winston & Strawn LLP reached a settlement with a Boston boutique firm that accused it of ripping off its motion to dismiss brief while representing a different defendant against a common plaintiff, according to a Tuesday filing in New York federal court.

Clifford “Seth” Sethness has joined Seyfarth Shaw as a partner with the labor and employment department in Los Angeles, the firm said Tuesday.

Nicholas A. F. Sarokhanian has joined Barnes & Thornburg as a partner with the litigation department in Minneapolis, Minn., the firm said Tuesday.

Rita Piel has joined DLA Piper as a partner with the corporate department in Baltimore, the firm said Tuesday.

Patrick Harder has joined Norton Rose Fulbright as US co-head of infrastructure in Los Angeles, the firm said Tuesday.

A legal advocacy group led by conservative activist Edward Blum alleged Tuesday that a nonprofit that distributes grants to businesses for women and minorities in Texas violates federal law.

US officials pushed an appeals court to resurrect an anti-money laundering statute after it was invalidated for exceeding Congress’ power to regulate commerce.

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Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner said leading AI companies should be required to share information with the public about the capabilities and risks of the technology they’re building, and collect more data when these tools go awry.

Boeing engineer Sam Salehpour says the Boeing 787 should be grounded, NBC reports citing an exclusive interview ahead of his hearing on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.

A legal advocacy group led by conservative activist Edward Blum alleged Tuesday that a nonprofit that distributes grants to businesses for women and minorities in Texas violates federal law.

An Ohio judge blocked a GOP-passed state law that, among other things, restricts medical care for transgender minors, writing that those challenging it are likely to succeed in proving that it’s unconstitutional.

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. and a former employee, who alleges the company fired him for seeking an accommodation for his disability and attempting to take time off, have agreed to dismiss the suit with prejudice, according to a joint stipulation.

A Christian photographer’s lawsuit contending a Louisville, Ky., anti-bias ordinance infringed her religious right to refuse to provide services for same-sex weddings was sent back to a lower court Tuesday by the Sixth Circuit in the wake of two US Supreme Court rulings and her move out of state.

Northwest Mississippi Community College will have to defend at trial claims by its former head women’s basketball coach that he was ousted because he is Black and was 59 years old.

A deaf United Parcel Service Inc. employee, who alleged the shipping company’s policy of denying deaf applicants delivery driver jobs was discriminatory, has reached a settlement with the company.

The Ninth Circuit should rehear the case of an estate found to be on the hook for $38,000 in federal taxes because the court lacked jurisdiction to determine that deficiency, the estate said.

A legal advocacy group led by conservative activist Edward Blum alleged Tuesday that a nonprofit that distributes grants to businesses for women and minorities in Texas violates federal law.

Judges on New York’s highest court questioned whether the state’s insurance coverage requirements for medically necessary abortions are constitutional, referencing a 2021 US Supreme Court decision at oral arguments Tuesday.

A tribal group’s challenge to a ruling that could allow the development of a controversial copper mine in Arizona strikes at the heart of a religious freedom law that has sharply divided appellate court judges in prior decisions.

A US Forest Service plan to thin an Oregon national park can move forward after the Ninth Circuit Tuesday declined an environmental group’s request for the appeals court to rehear the group’s protest en banc.

North Carolina justices during oral arguments Tuesday grappled with whether a construction company is considered a manufacturer that would allow purchases of asphalt-making equipment to be subject to a lower tax rate.