The US Supreme Court’s decision last week reviving a proposed wage-and-hour class action by baked goods delivery drivers sets the stage for more judicial showdowns over which classes of workers are subject to mandatory arbitration agreements.

Rutgers law professors say a circuit split on crypto enforcement could emerge, but joint SEC and CFTC rulemaking is the real remedy needed.

Attorney Will Knight says homelessness shouldn’t be a crime, and that decriminalization and improved housing access are better solutions.

Mazars’ Craig Stern assesses commercial real estate challenges, noting the $929 billion deadline brings tax snags for borrowers and lenders.

The Justice Department may file an antitrust complaint as soon as next month aimed at forcing Live Nation Entertainment Inc. to spin off its Ticketmaster ticketing business, according to three people familiar with the matter.

The US Supreme Court let Idaho enforce a ban on providing gender-transition care for minors, as the justices stepped into a brewing culture-war battle over transgender rights.

The US Supreme Court’s decision last week reviving a proposed wage-and-hour class action by baked goods delivery drivers sets the stage for more judicial showdowns over which classes of workers are subject to mandatory arbitration agreements.

The <-bsp-bb-link state="{"bbHref":"bbg://securities/4131761Z%20US%20Equity","_id":"0000018e-e628-d583-afbf-e6fc141f0000","_type":"0000016b-944a-dc2b-ab6b-d57ba1cc0000"}">Justice Department’s antitrust enforcers need more funding to crack down on illegal mergers and conduct, unions, small business and advocacy groups told members of Congress Tuesday ahead of Attorney General Merrick Garland’s expected testimony.

A split panel with the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit overturned a lower court’s decision to toss a wrongful termination and discrimination lawsuit against private prison and mental health facility operator Geo Group Inc., saying the ex-employee “clearly identified” her claims.

Workers are casting ballots in union elections at a faster rate in the nearly four months after the federal labor board’s new rule shortening deadlines and streamlining procedures took effect.

EEOC Commissioner Andrea Lucas has voiced disapproval of the agency’s final regulations on the enforcement of a law meant to protect pregnant workers from bias and allow them accommodations, calling it overly broad in a lengthy statement.

The federal judge that serves as a top advisor to Chief Justice John Roberts doesn’t think courts should require outside funding behind lawsuits to be made public.

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is unleashing a barrage of trade restrictions against China as she seeks to follow through on a pledge to make the EU a more relevant political player on the global stage.

Good morning. China’s economy is already fading after a strong start to the year. UBS says a Fed rate hike is becoming more likely, as dollar strength sends emerging-market currencies tumbling. And Liz Truss tells the FT that she almost fired Andrew Bailey.

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New York will provide a tax incentive for housing construction in exchange for tenant protections to limit evictions and rent increases under a budget deal announced Monday by Gov. Kathy Hochul.

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden paid $146,629 in federal income taxes on a combined $619,976 in adjusted gross income in 2023 — meaning the first family paid an effective federal income tax of 23.7% — according to tax filings released by the White House.

Attorney Will Knight says homelessness shouldn’t be a crime, and that decriminalization and improved housing access are better solutions.

Texas must start paying $100,000 a day in fines for failing to comply with a federal court’s plan to fix the state’s foster care system, a judge said Monday.

A split panel with the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit overturned a lower court’s decision to toss a wrongful termination and discrimination lawsuit against private prison and mental health facility operator Geo Group Inc., saying the ex-employee “clearly identified” her claims.

California police officers who sat on a man’s back and held him down at the direction of a paramedic before the man died aren’t liable for civil rights violations, a divided Ninth Circuit said Monday.

Pentastar Aviation LLC must face allegations that it discriminated against a religious flight attendant who sought a Covid-19 vaccine mandate exemption and ran afoul of overtime protections, a federal judge said.

A former 3M Co. employee’s unwillingness to fully participate in discovery led to dismissal with prejudice of her religious discrimination case, a federal judge said.