BHP criticized Pogust Goodhead and Bailey Glasser International over their battle for control of £36 billion ($48 billion) litigation arising from a collapsed dam, warning on Friday that the dispute has disrupted preparations for a trial to determine compensation.
Ford Motor Co. faced a Sixth Circuit panel that expressed reluctance to reverse or reduce its $13.2 million trade secrets jury loss to InterMotive Inc. during oral argument.
Angus Dawson, a partner at Macfarlanes, speaks here about how pressures from financing costs and uncertainty over regulatory approvals are shaping construction contracts, and why technically demanding projects require more complex contractual arrangements.
A ballot measure that could change California’s long-standing environmental protection law has sparked a clash between business interests focused on housing development and critics claiming it’s a backdoor for data centers.
The Justice Department’s bankruptcy watchdog pushed back against Steptoe LLP’s bid to advise Hughes Satellite Systems Corp. in Chapter 11, citing an alleged undisclosed connection and potential conflicts involving parent company EchoStar Corp.
Weil Gotshal’s incoming executive partner, Ramona Nee, has told her firm’s leadership committee she will not take the position, according to two people familiar with the matter.
Some knives are subject to the same Second Amendment protections as firearms, a federal appeals court said, finding a federal switchblade ban unconstitutional.
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Opinion: The Fifth Circuit has issued an opinion that could make effective management of methylene chloride and other hazardous chemicals more difficult.
California's attorney general is largely expected to defeat a former DOJ official in next month's election and hang onto his position at the center of the state's outsize role in nationally important litigation and enforcement, attorneys and scholars say.
Anthony Levandowski, one of Google’s early self-driving engineering pioneers, doesn’t have to pay income taxes on Uber Technologies Inc.‘s multimillion-dollar payment as part of his bankruptcy plan.
The Trump administration was on track to complete about 660,000 deportations last fiscal year, far lower than the goal of 1 million, according to a nonpartisan analysis.
Voters in about a dozen states will weigh the future of data center development in their cities and counties through ballot measures in the upcoming midterms, including in one state where proposed bans are up for consideration in 10 localities.
A New York attorney disciplinary panel must make public a letter it sent to John Sarcone, President Donald Trump’s controversial pick for US attorney in Albany, a state appeals court ruled.
Police guarding the US Capitol against riots on Jan. 6, 2021, as Congress certified the 2020 election results, were punched, shoved, dragged down steps and pulled into the crowd.
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