Zach Howe joined Manatt, Phelps & Phillips as a partner in its San Diego office, the firm announced Thursday. Howe joins from ...

Opinion: Criminal defense counsel should understand that trial courts will rely on Villarreal v. Texas moving forward and ...

Facing a shortage of accountants, state accounting boards are vigorously trying to attract younger workers to the profession ...

A federal appellate court tossed an Oregon amusement park operator’s challenge to the Labor Department’s in-house judge system for lack of prosecution.

Two Democratic lawmakers are asking the Justice Department’s watchdog to examine whether Attorney General Pam Bondi ...

A proposed rule aiming to open national forests to more mining improves federal oversight of mines in a way that’s welcomed by some environmentalists and analysts, but others say it would reduce ...

Scott Heard and Matthew Murphy joined Skadden as partners, the firm announced Thursday. Heard will lead Skadden’s private credit practice and advises private credit lenders and other financial ...

US President Donald Trump said it would not be “appropriate” for Iran to participate in this summer’s World Cup being staged in North America, though he left the door open for its team to play. “The ...

A federal judge rejected OpenAI Inc.'s bid to postpone a hearing over IYO Inc.'s motion to block the tech giant’s use of “io” ...

The impact of artificial intelligence on the software industry will not be severe enough to cause a sector wide wave of credit rating downgrades, S&P Global Ratings said. AI has the potential to ...

Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. was sued Thursday by current and former employees challenging the military shipbuilder’s practice of charging workers who smoke extra fees for health-care coverage.

Applications for US unemployment benefits edged down last week, indicating layoffs remain contained. Initial claims decreased by 1,000 to 213,000 in the week ended March 7, according to Labor ...