A New Jersey man accused of defrauding an unnamed pharmacy benefit management company will face criminal health-care fraud charges after a federal appeals court Tuesday reversed an order dismissing the indictment.

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Elon Musk and Tesla Inc. are back at the Delaware Chancery Court this week for a hearing on some of the remaining claims of corporate wrongdoing filed there before the electric vehicle-maker’s reincorporation in Texas.

National labor unions as well as a DACA recipient and an asylum seeker are challenging a Department of Transportation rule barring certain immigrants from receiving commercial driver’s licenses.

French special purpose acquisition company LaFayette Acquisition began trading publicly on Friday after raising $100 million in its U.S. initial public offering, with plans to target U.S. companies in a range of industries.

The liquidators of a Singapore blockchain business asked a New York bankruptcy court for Chapter 15 recognition of its insolvency, saying it needs to pause a New York State court fight over $63 million in stolen cryptocurrency.

Tech in all its forms is table stakes for law firms these days. In addition to embracing AI, firms are also tapping into internal data analytics to boost their attorneys’ productivity, attract new business, and help expand their offerings to clients.

The wife of Par Funding founder and convicted fraudster Joseph LaForte has been sentenced to one day in prison and a nearly $1.7 million penalty after pleading guilty to a charge related to evading taxes.

A tax on the wealthiest Californians is once again on the table in the nation's largest state, this time via a proposal for a voter referendum. https://www.law360.com/articles/2403759

Immigrant investors would pay reduced application fees for EB-5 visas in a proposed rule released by the Department of Homeland Security.

Two former U.K. directors of voided online gaming chat venture TeamSpeak urged a Delaware senior magistrate Friday to keep on hold a $1,000 per day penalty and other sanctions imposed in a stockholder dispute. https://www.law360.com/articles/2403641

A California federal judge refused Thursday to rethink permanently dismissing a retail wholesaler's antitrust lawsuit against a rival, reiterating that customers could easily end allegedly exclusive arrangements.

Party City Holdco Inc. won final court approval to settle with hundreds of employees it abruptly laid off last year as it entered bankruptcy for the second time.

A Pennsylvania county on Friday escaped a lawsuit from a former assistant district attorney who said he was fired for complaining that the district attorney was treating women and employees with disabilities more harshly than men.

The onetime director of Colorado's Commission on Judicial Discipline has filed an explosive pro se federal lawsuit against the state Supreme Court, statewide disciplinary authorities and dozens of officials including the governor. https://www.law360.com/articles/2403572