Police, prosecutors, and other law enforcement officers are protected by New Jersey law from publication of their home addresses—even if the address is the center of public misconduct reporting, the state appeals court ruled.

Donald Trump’s lawyer at his “hush money” trial sought to cast doubt on claims that a tabloid publisher’s $150,000 deal with an ex-Playboy model to keep quiet about an alleged affair was an attempt to influence the 2016 election.

About three decades ago, a group of Citigroup Inc. dealmakers including Donald Mackenzie, Steven Koltes and Rolly van Rappard left the Wall Street giant to strike out on their own. That decision has proved lucrative, with the trio now among the biggest winners of the long-awaited initial public offering of CVC Capital Partners.

The executive director of the International Legal Finance Association is leaving the trade group for a role as chief of staff to the new republican commissioner at the Federal Trade Commission.

A Louisiana man lost an appeal seeking to undo his fraud convictions after Fifth Circuit said there was no problem with the district court’s decision to allow him to represent himself at trial.

The Texas Supreme Court said two out-of-state attorneys are permitted to defend age discrimination claims against AutoZone Inc., overturning a finding from two lower state courts that the lawyers engaged in unauthorized practice of law.

A White woman lost her class lawsuit challenging an Amazon.com Inc. program under which only certain minority business owners are eligible for $10,000 grants to cover start-up costs related to becoming Amazon delivery service partners.

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Oil and gas leases in Alaska’s arctic refuge revoked by the Biden administration would be reinstated under H.R. 6285, which also would block a rule limiting leases in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve.

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A cause celebre is ringing out across Harvard Yard, Columbia’s South Lawn, Yale’s Beinecke Plaza and UC Berkeley’s Sproul Plaza: Disclose and divest.

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A White woman lost her class lawsuit challenging an Amazon.com Inc. program under which only certain minority business owners are eligible for $10,000 grants to cover start-up costs related to becoming Amazon delivery service partners.

A cause celebre is ringing out across Harvard Yard, Columbia’s South Lawn, Yale’s Beinecke Plaza and UC Berkeley’s Sproul Plaza: Disclose and divest.

Washington applicants suing businesses for omitting a pay range from their ads must be bona fide job seekers who were harmed by the missing information, a federal judge said in dismissing one of the earliest lawsuits brought under a state law requiring transparency in postings.

Swift Transportation Company of Arizona LLC‘s policy requiring driver applicants to have maintained a US driver’s license for 12 months as a precondition of employment discriminates based on national origin and citizenship status, a new nationwide class lawsuit filed by an Afghan emigrant charges.

Companies will have to pay millions of dollars to clean up more contaminated sites due to the EPA’s new Superfund PFAS rule, but site selection will take time and use predictable criteria, mandated data, and established processes, attorneys said.

A coalition of 17 red state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, targeting its addition of abortion in recently finalized regulations protecting pregnant workers.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) has secured a six-figure settlement with a pornographic website his office says violated a new age verification law aimed at limiting minors’ access to sexual content.

A New York law requiring internet service providers to offer broadband to low-income households at reduced prices was revived Thursday when a federal appeals court threw out an injunction that barred its enforcement.

The Michigan Supreme Court will hear mini arguments to decide whether to grant a proposed class’s petition challenging East Lansing’s utility fee as an unlawful tax.

Donald Trump may still get a victory even if the Supreme Court rejects his claim for blanket immunity from criminal prosecution.

Long-awaited rules governing carbon emissions from power plants are in the crosshairs of widespread industry opposition, but some court observers see the rule on good footing as it faces inevitable judicial review.

A Michigan law requiring a concealed-carry license for firearms doesn’t run afoul of Second and Fourteenth amendments of the US Constitution, the state Court of Appeals ruled.