An acquaintance of Cash App founder Bob Lee was found guilty of murdering him on a downtown San Francisco street in April 2023 and faces the possibility of life in prison.

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman plans to open an office in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia through a partnership with one of its former associates.

Jenner & Block is defending itself against allegations it hired a former FBI investigator to “harass” people who filed claims against its client, video streamer Tubi.

President-elect Donald Trump’s lawyer L. Lin Wood must pay $2 million to a Georgia federal court registry to secure a bond after he was found liable for defaming his former law firm colleagues in connection with a fraud and breach of contract suit they brought against him.

Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the fatal Midtown Manhattan shooting of a top UnitedHealth Group Inc. executive, will appear at a court hearing Thursday in Pennsylvania that could determine how quickly he will return to New York to face murder charges.

Donald Trump failed to convince a judge to throw out his conviction in the New York hush money case on presidential immunity grounds, but the case is far from over as the president-elect continues to press other challenges to the verdict.

Regions Bank defeated a Black former Texas branch manager’s claim that he was subjected to harassment because of his race, including bogus allegations of policy violations used to justify firing him.

Financial advisory services provider Kroll LLC reached an agreement with a pair of its own former cybersecurity executives it accused of trying to “burn the house down” by poaching employees and secrets.

Ryder Integrated Logistics Inc. will pay $2.95 million to resolve a California labor law class action that received final approval in a federal California court.

The ex-CEO of a sock company agreed to abandon her sex discrimination allegations against the company, according to a filing in federal district court.

A Los Angeles-based medical care group engaged in objectionable interference with their employees’ unionization efforts, in violation of the NLRA. USC Care Medical Group, Inc., KECK Medicine of USC, 2024 BL 458148, N.L.R.B., 31–CA–307034, 12/16/24

A Kentucky distillery must bargain with a union that lost a representation election after it provided employees with unlawful incentives before they voted, in violation of the NLRA. Brown-Forman Corporation d/b/a Woodford Reserve Distillery, 2024 BL 458149, N.L.R.B., 09–CA–307806, 12/16/24

Financial advisory services provider Kroll LLC reached an agreement with a pair of its own former cybersecurity executives it accused of trying to “burn the house down” by poaching employees and secrets.

Bloomingdales.com LLC defeated a proposed class action alleging it intercepted the online communications of consumers with its website in violation of the California Invasion of Privacy Act.

Jenner & Block is defending itself against allegations it hired a former FBI investigator to “harass” people who filed claims against its client, video streamer Tubi.

A group of hundreds of consumers has asked a federal court to force Plex Inc. to separately arbitrate their claims that the company disclosed their video-watching histories without their consent.

Ireland’s data protection commission fined Meta Platforms Inc.’s Irish arm €251 million ($264 million) following two inquiries into a personal data breach that it said impacted 29 million users worldwide.

An adult-entertainment industry trade group sued Florida’s attorney general over the state’s law requiring websites offering sexual content to verify users’ ages, seeking to have it declared unconstitutional and bar enforcing it.

Regions Bank defeated a Black former Texas branch manager’s claim that he was subjected to harassment because of his race, including bogus allegations of policy violations used to justify firing him.

Financial advisory services provider Kroll LLC reached an agreement with a pair of its own former cybersecurity executives it accused of trying to “burn the house down” by poaching employees and secrets.

The ex-CEO of a sock company agreed to abandon her sex discrimination allegations against the company, according to a filing in federal district court.

The US archivist affirmed that the Equal Rights Amendment’s ratification deadline has expired, rejecting calls for the Biden administration to formally recognize it as part of the Constitution.

Nonbank mortgage lenders operating in New York will be subject to the state’s anti-redlining law under a proposal from the state’s financial regulator.

US Steel Corp. must face trial on whether it subjected a Michigan plant worker to discrimination and harassment because he’s Arab, Yemeni, and Muslim and retaliated against him for complaining about the bias, a federal judge ruled.