Donald Trump’s longtime personal assistant, who worked for his real estate empire for decades, told a jury that she has a “vague recollection” of seeing <-bsp-person state="{"_id":"0000018f-1c11-d583-afbf-dedd9b730001","_type":"00000160-6f41-dae1-adf0-6ff519590003"}">Stormy Daniels at Trump Tower sometime before 2015.

The US’s top auto-safety regulator extended its years-long investigation of <-bsp-bb-link state="{"bbHref":"bbg://securities/TSLA%20US%20Equity/BICO","_id":"0000018f-1bec-d583-afbf-dbfcfba30000","_type":"0000016b-944a-dc2b-ab6b-d57ba1cc0000"}">Tesla Inc.’s Autopilot to determine whether a fix the carmaker made months ago does enough to keep people from misusing the system.

Zimmerman Reed LLP won a battle but lost the war in its effort to force L’Occitane Inc. to arbitrate 3,144 individual privacy claims brought by the law firm’s clients over the cosmetics firm’s alleged sharing of their information with Google Inc. and other third parties.

The former general counsel for Moody’s Corp. pleaded guilty to willfully failing to file federal income tax returns over four years, during which he earned more than $54 million, federal prosecutors said Friday.

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.

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.

Federal Express Corp. prevailed in a former ramp transport driver’s lawsuit alleging he was fired because of his race and age.

Restaurant groups will get a second chance to present to a federal appeals court their case against a US Labor Department rule limiting when employers can use the tip-credit, or pay tipped-employees less than minimum wage.

A Texas federal district court granted summary judgment to Edwards Aquifer Authority on an age discrimination claim under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of a 62-year-old chief technical officer who alleged that he was demoted due to his age. Schindel v. Edwards Aquifer Auth., 2024 BL 142075, W.D. Tex., SA-22-CV-00960-JKP, 4/23/24

Amendments to Russia’s labor code that require all wages to be used to calculate overtime pay rates were published April 22 and take effect Sept. 1.

A Texas federal court granted summary judgment to RBC Capital Markets, LLC on a retaliation claim under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of a branch service manager who alleged that he was terminated after submitting a complaint about his supervisor’s sexual harassment. Mason v. RBC Cap. Mkts., LLC., 2024 BL 142143, S.D. Tex., 4:22-cv-3454, 4/25/24

Genuine issues of fact preclude summary judgment to CoreCivic of Tennessee, LLC on a unit manager with anxiety and PTSD’s wrongful discharge claim under Montana law, where evidence suggests CoreCivic’s purported reason for discharge may be pretextual, a federal court ruled. Christiaens v. Corecivic of Tenn., LLC, 2024 BL 140493, D. Mont., CV-22-111-GF-BMM, 4/24/24

Zimmerman Reed LLP won a battle but lost the war in its effort to force L’Occitane Inc. to arbitrate 3,144 individual privacy claims brought by the law firm’s clients over the cosmetics firm’s alleged sharing of their information with Google Inc. and other third parties.

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.

The giant California-based health plan <-bsp-bb-link state="{"bbHref":"bbg://securities/1055831D%20US%20Equity","_id":"0000018f-1ba8-d583-afbf-dbfc51730000","_type":"0000016b-944a-dc2b-ab6b-d57ba1cc0000"}">Kaiser Permanente said its websites and apps may have inappropriately sent members’ private information to tech giants including <-rte-company state="{"_id":"0000018f-1ba8-d583-afbf-dbfc51730001","_type":"00000160-4b23-d8bd-adfd-4b3348fd0000"}">Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corp. and the social media company X.

The Federal Trade Commission updated its health data breach notification measures to include more apps and technologies not covered by a federal health privacy law.

Country singer Kelsea Ballerini persuaded a federal judge to issue a preliminary injunction against a former fan Ballerini accused of hacking a device and distributing Ballerini’s unreleased music.

Bankers Healthcare Group LLC must face a lawsuit alleging it masked personal loans as business loans to skirt interest rate restrictions.

Federal Express Corp. prevailed in a former ramp transport driver’s lawsuit alleging he was fired because of his race and age.

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.