The disdain between lawyers for Elon Musk and a man claiming Musk defamed him on X, formerly known as Twitter, were on full display during a hearing Monday, prompting a Texas judge to caution the lawyers to dial back their personal attacks against each other.

DraftKings Inc. announced Monday its hire of Lori Kalani, a partner at Cozen O’Connor and co-chair of the law firm’s state attorneys general practice, as its first chief “responsible gaming” officer.

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck led rivals in federal lobbying revenue last quarter with $16.2 million, putting the law firm on pace to top last year’s record haul.

Prosecutors launched the hush-money trial of Donald Trump by revealing new details Monday about how they seek to prove the former president corrupted the 2016 election to bury a sex scandal, while a defense lawyer countered the payment was meant only to protect his reputation.

Software firm Splunk Inc. won its infringement case against startup competitor Cribl Inc. for copying enterprise data analysis software.

Burford Capital asked a US judge to give it control of Argentine state oil company YPF SA as part of its effort to collect on a $16 billion court judgment against the Latin American country.

US authorities on April 19 arrested George Semerene, an official at state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela, in connection with a sanctions evasion scheme, the Justice Department said Monday in a statement.

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The former Goldman Sachs executive who’s taking over as board chair at Gildan Activewear Inc. called for an end to the shareholder rebellion that has left the clothing company’s future in limbo.

Board members and executives at Palo Alto Networks Inc. are responsible for misleading statements about the cybersecurity company’s product-access strategy, its artificial intelligence products, and customer demand before the stock’s worst session ever, an investor alleges.

The owner of a business that coordinates US infrastructure investments for foreign nationals seeking EB-5 visas is on the hook for all the $2.5 million in damages he was ordered to pay his company after a trial court found he funneled funds to himself and another executive, the Delaware Supreme Court ruled Monday.

Jane Street vs. Millennium, Trump Media vs. Citadel Securities, the Mango guy, gambling, risk parity, Costco and XLYO.

The State of Kansas will face a jury in the case of a transgender ex-highway patrol employee who alleges the state’s decision to terminate him was discriminatory, a federal judge said.

A former Chicago public schools student, challenging implementation of a program with Hindu-influenced religious practices under the First Amendment, can proceed as a class action on her Establishment clause claim but not her Free Exercise claim, a federal judge said.

Restoring coastal ecosystems with oysters in Florida, protecting forests from wildfire in California and maintaining a cultural site (the Pearl Harbor National Memorial) in Hawaii: These are a few of the paid positions that job seekers can now apply for through the Biden administration’s American Climate Corps.

The federal government will have to take a harder look at environmental, social, and economic factors when picking sites for federal facilities under a final rule issued on Monday.

Vanderbilt University has agreed to resolve an orthopaedic surgeon’s allegations of sex discrimination, according to a court order.

The US Supreme Court considered what measures cities can take to deal with rising homelessness, suggesting that policy makers, not courts, should be the ones to decide what’s necessary.

The disdain between lawyers for Elon Musk and a man claiming Musk defamed him on X, formerly known as Twitter, were on full display during a hearing Monday, prompting a Texas judge to caution the lawyers to dial back their personal attacks against each other.

DraftKings Inc. announced Monday its hire of Lori Kalani, a partner at Cozen O’Connor and co-chair of the law firm’s state attorneys general practice, as its first chief “responsible gaming” officer.

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck led rivals in federal lobbying revenue last quarter with $16.2 million, putting the law firm on pace to top last year’s record haul.

Prosecutors launched the hush-money trial of Donald Trump by revealing new details Monday about how they seek to prove the former president corrupted the 2016 election to bury a sex scandal, while a defense lawyer countered the payment was meant only to protect his reputation.

John Wilson, a private equity executive who paid the ringleader of the Varsity Blues scheme $1 million to get his children into Ivy League schools that was allegedly used as a tax-deductible donation, may reclaim his money, a federal court said.

Software firm Splunk Inc. won its infringement case against startup competitor Cribl Inc. for copying enterprise data analysis software.