Brittany Pietsch inspired a wave of copycats after she posted on TikTok a recording of her tense conversation with two Cloudflare representatives informing her that she was being let go.

Paul Weiss has been stymied in its effort to open a Houston office, as top equity partners at rival firms spurned recruitment efforts.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is expanding its crackdown on finance firms’ use of private messaging apps like Meta Platforms Inc.'s WhatsApp, underscoring questions about what records hedge funds are required to keep.

The Biden administration’s efforts to fend off legal challenges from the pharmaceutical industry battling Medicare drug price negotiations has drawn reinforcements from officials and academics defending the program.

A top intellectual property law journal is set to publish a landmark article about the intersection between copyright law and artificial intelligence. A group of advocates say the journal has not done enough to disclose the authors’ ties to the biggest tech companies.

Alston & Bird’s Daniella Main and Brooke Bolender say Marriott litigation has broad impact for consumer contracts and enforceability of class action waivers.

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Brittany Pietsch inspired a wave of copycats after she posted on TikTok a recording of her tense conversation with two Cloudflare representatives informing her that she was being let go.

Paul Weiss has been stymied in its effort to open a Houston office, as top equity partners at rival firms spurned recruitment efforts.

EY’s Richard Albert and George Riddell discuss the impact of the EU’s new carbon tax which may create significant challenges for developing economies.

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Chemours Co.'s chief financial officer has resigned two months after the chemical maker announced an internal investigation into its accounting practices that put him and two other executives on leave.

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.

The School District of Philadelphia is free of some civil rights claims lodged by a Black former program manager, but her other allegations, made under a different racial discrimination law survive, a federal judge said.

Three New York City Department of Education executives have agreed to settle their suit over allegations that they were demoted and replaced with less-qualified Black workers, according to a federal judge’s order.

CoreCivic of Tennessee LLC will face trial on claims by a former employee with anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions that his firing violated Montana wrongful discharge and disability discrimination laws.

The Biden administration issued new minimum energy standards for homes built with federal dollars, a move that the government says will result in millions in annual cost savings for renters and homeowners.

Paul Weiss has been stymied in its effort to open a Houston office, as top equity partners at rival firms spurned recruitment efforts.

Alston & Bird’s Daniella Main and Brooke Bolender say Marriott litigation has broad impact for consumer contracts and enforceability of class action waivers.

Moss Adams’ Clay Hodges and Daniel Quintana reviews sports partnerships’ tax deduction options, saying partners should be proactive about documentation and record retention.

Wiley’s Diana Shaw explains the new OIG notice requirement and lays out considerations for business entities.

The US Supreme Court suggested it might drag out Donald Trump’s claim of immunity from prosecution, an outcome that could doom any chance of a pre-election trial on charges of trying to stay in power illegally.

Because a California school district didn’t show it permanently stopped its allegedly discriminatory activity against a farm, the business was entitled to trial on whether the district’s policy violated its First Amendment rights, a federal appeals court said.