It was supposed to be a slam dunk: once President Donald Trump was reelected, the US crypto industry would get its long-awaited regulatory clarity in the form of fresh new laws to govern the asset class.

Senate Democrats led by Elizabeth Warren want more information about what Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency is up to at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

The CFPB dropped its appeal in a long-running dispute with PayPal over a rule from the first Trump administration seeking to force digital wallet providers to disclose fees on a standardized form meant for prepaid cards.

Blue Cross & Blue Shield of New Mexico health plans aren’t required to pay in full for medical marijuana prescribed to treat behavioral health conditions, a federal court said.

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A San Francisco federal judge told patent attorney Bill Ramey and his team they’d failed to show any evidence that his sanctions over their legal tactics caused harm warranting reversal.

Around 220 employees at a federal regulator overseeing credit unions accepted voluntary resignation offers as the Trump administration continues its push to slash the federal workforce.

Earlier this month, Jacqueline Schafer, founder and CEO of Clearbrief, a generative AI-powered legal drafting platform, returned to the American Bar Association Techshow startup pitch competition stage to sing a parody of "Defying Gravity" from "Wicked."

When Signature Resolution originally launched, it set out to elevate the level of service and hospitality in the alternative dispute resolution industry, emphasizing premium services in a luxurious setting to its clients.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau voluntarily dropped a case against a Pennsylvania-based credit card company that allegedly collected more than $51 million in fees by trapping consumers in high-cost membership programs.

Davis Polk & Wardwell is helping Trump Media launch a series of crypto exchange-traded funds later this year.

The Illinois Supreme Court's agreement to consider whether pollution exclusions in standard-form commercial general liability policies apply to industrial emissions allowed under a regulatory permit could provide certainty on the issue, experts say.

The Interior Department is aiming for mid-May to make public its strategic plan to drill and mine on federal land, sell some of that land for housing, and transfer other lands to states.

Two top career supervisors in the Justice Department’s civil rights division have been temporarily reassigned to other offices, as part of the Trump administration’s effort to reshape the unit tasked with enforcing anti-discrimination laws.

The Third Circuit overturned a victory for a conservative legal group that seeks to scour state voter registries for ineligible voters.