An Alabama-based franchisee of Applebee’s Services Inc. will pay $270,000 to resolve a lawsuit by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on behalf of female employees who alleged sex harassment and a hostile work environment.

An Oklahoma death row inmate whose conviction was overturned by the US Supreme Court last year may soon be released on bond.

Exxon Mobil Corp. isn’t liable to investors over its accounting for Canadian and US projects during a global slide in energy prices, a jury determined.

Colorado passed a bill that targets out-of-state alternative business structures—legal entities that allow ownership or management of law firms by non-lawyers.

When the US Patent and Trademark Office’s director submitted a pair of unorthodox trademark applications to protect President Donald Trump‘s nascent Board of Peace project from cybersquatters, the government was first to file.

The EPA proposed to push back the start date for a Biden-era rule that aimed to reduce emissions from vehicles, saying the standards were unrealistic and drove up costs.

Policyholder advocates won a victory when a state court said litigators can cite a recent ruling about water damage claims. #Law360InsuranceAuthority

NEW: Lawyers apologized to a federal judge after one used Anthropic’s AI platform Claude Console to write a motion that included “phantom” quotes.

Construction companies have racked up multiple legal victories over the past year and a half in their bid to eradicate former President Joe Biden’s pro-union contracting executive order, but they’ve failed in getting the order struck down or rescinded.

President Donald Trump will likely deploy new tariffs this summer across numerous countries under a law that provides the federal government with its strongest legal footing yet in federal court for a global tariff regime. https://www.law360.com/articles/2478342

A federal judge quashed a Justice Department administrative subpoena seeking hospital records on transgender children, saying prosecutors “misrepresented and withheld information” from two district courts.

New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport talked shop at the State Bar Association's annual meeting, dishing on what it was like to get the call to be the state's top law enforcement officer and what it's like to both be friend and foe to the federal government.

A court’s recognition of Cannabist Co.'s Canadian insolvency proceedings is outlining a path for cannabis companies with a foreign presence seeking bankruptcy protection, a relief that has previously been denied because marijuana remains illegal federally.

Opinion: The shutdown of Spirit Airlines exposed a significant flaw in the government’s process of evaluating mergers which blocked the Spirit–JetBlue tie-up to preserve competition that, now, two years later no longer exists.

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP and Haynes Boone lead this week's edition of Law360 Legal Lions, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal courts that have sent disputes to arbitration have jurisdiction to confirm or vacate subsequent awards.