Pharmacy benefit managers should be required to act as fiduciaries acting in the interest of health plan beneficiaries in providing benefits and paying plan expenses, a House subcommittee was told Tuesday.

Schuyler G. Carroll and Jessica Sklute have joined Manatt Phelps & Phillips as partners in New York, the firm said Tuesday.

Wook Hwang has joined Sheppard Mullin as a partner with the business trial practice group in New York, the firm said Tuesday.

Angeles Garcia Cassin has joined Sheppard Mullin as a partner with the labor and employment practice group in Houston, the firm said Tuesday.

The US Supreme Court voiced concern about a criminal charge levied against hundreds of Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendants, as the justices weighed a case that could affect the election-interference prosecution of former President Donald Trump.

Former bankruptcy Judge David R. Jones, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, and Jackson Walker LLP are likely to be hit with another lawsuit related to the previously undisclosed romantic relationship between Jones and a onetime Jackson Walker attorney.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is offering more tax breaks to automotive firms to put their electric vehicle factories in Canada, as companies including Honda and Toyota consider lucrative new investments.

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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.

Chevron Corp.’sventure arm launched a fund — its third — with a $500 million commitment to invest in clean energy technologies.

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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.

Sesame Place, a Sesame Street-themed amusement park owned by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Inc., defeated certification of class action claims that they failed to address biases in their employees.

A former warehouse worker can move forward with allegations that Greensboro, N.C.'s government-owned alcohol retailer discriminated against him because he’s disabled and interfered with his protected medical leave.

Wells Fargo Bank NA secured a pretrial win ending a lawsuit alleging it discriminated against an older premier banker when it fired her after she refused to obtain two newly required securities licenses.

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.

The Supreme Court talked little about about the events of the Jan. 6 Capitol attack during arguments in the first criminal cases related to the riot to come before the justices.

The New York City Fire Department can use the phrase “Medical Special Operations Conference” because the weakness of the descriptive trademark held by one of its paramedics made his lawsuit unlikely to succeed, a Second Circuit panel said as it voided a preliminary injunction Tuesday.

Sesame Place, a Sesame Street-themed amusement park owned by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Inc., defeated certification of class action claims that they failed to address biases in their employees.

A federal appeals court upheld a decision throwing out a securities fraud lawsuit accusing mobile game platform Skillz Inc. of misleading investors about its finances.

The US Supreme Court voiced concern about a criminal charge levied against hundreds of Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendants, as the justices weighed a case that could affect the election-interference prosecution of former President Donald Trump.