Singer Chris Brown’s “Breezy Bowl XX” world stadium tour is accused of ripping off the trademark of the Miami ...

Former US Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark should be disbarred over his efforts to cast doubt on the results of the ...

One of the government’s lead attorneys in a closely watched appeals-court tax case involving Coca-Cola Co. has abruptly withdrawn from the case because she has left her job.

A Liberty Mutual insurance unit is suing a Portland, Ore.-based manufacturer of industrial machinery parts over environmental ...

The Environmental Defense Fund, Sierra Club, and other conservation organizations are taking the EPA to court over its ...

Law firm virtual staffing and marketing service Legal Soft Inc. settled the claims of a former chief of staff, who said she was fired in retaliation for speaking up about allegedly illegal labor ...

Yellow Corp. filed nearly 400 lawsuits in an effort to claw back more than $100 million in transfers made before the trucking company went bankrupt.

A New York federal district court denied summary judgment to Northwell Health, Inc. on the claims of a 70-year-old cardiologist that he was pushed out of his job and into retirement due to his age, in ...

UnitedHealth Group Inc. appointed Wayne DeVeydt to become chief financial officer, replacing longtime finance chief John Rex.

A California truck driver’s suit over an ambulance driver rear-ending him can proceed because he brought a “garden-variety ...

Exclusions reflect conflicting goals: to rip up the rules of global trade while cushioning US consumers. But the process isn’t transparent, and not everybody wins.

Clean Harbors Environmental Services Inc. workers can pursue one of their wage claims as a class and partially defeated the company’s bid to decertify their collective action.