President Donald Trump’s decision to tap another interim US attorney in Washington tests the bounds of a federal statute ...

A government audit examining tradeoffs between the quality and quantity of issued patents underscored a tension the US Patent ...

The pending sale of millions of customer health records as part of Rite Aid Corp.‘s bankruptcy proceedings is putting a ...

The US Department of Labor faces pressure to resurrect a business-friendly independent contractor standard from Trump’s first ...

Opinion: Boies Schiller Flexner's Ursula Ungaro, Carl Goldfarb, and Brittany Zoll say Florida's civil procedure amendments ...

Opinion: Steptoe's Jennifer Quinn-Barabanov and Joseph McClure write that a circuit split over which consumers are protected ...

A plan by Republicans on the House Budget Committee to meet Friday morning to cobble together their 11 bills into the mammoth tax-and-spending package may now be delayed because of conservative ...

The US Supreme Court signaled it is wary of letting President Donald Trump start to restrict birthright citizenship as the ...

President Donald Trump said he would set tariff rates for US trading partners “over the next two to three weeks,” saying his administration lacks the capacity to negotiate deals with all of its ...

The EPA’s proposed $1 billion cut in state funding aligns with what agency leaders are hearing from the states themselves, ...

A lower court’s partial judgment in favor of New York restaurant workers on their state labor-law claims was inappropriate in ...

Bloomberg Law reporters Justin Henry and Roy Strom talk on this episode of our podcast, On The Merits, to talk about firms ...