Ledger SAS must defend itself in the US against consumer claims that it misrepresented the security of its cryptocurrency password “wallet” devices, a federal court ruled.

Cryptocurrencies recovered from an earlier plunge in a whipsaw day of trading triggered by President Donald Trump’s onslaught of tariffs on US trading partners.

Pakistan has roped in Changpeng Zhao, the co-founder of the world’s largest crypto exchange Binance, to set up a globally competitive platform for digital finance in the South Asian nation.

An independent director’s investigation into the parent company of defunct Silvergate Bank and support for a plan to release executives from legal liabilities is tainted by procedural and substantive gaps, a court-appointed examiner said.

Despite a friendlier environment for digital assets in the US and globally, crypto venture capital activity has largely remained at a standstill.

Amanda Masselam Strachan rejoined WilmerHale as a partner in its white collar practice in Boston, the firm announced Monday.

A day trader who pleaded guilty to securities fraud conspiracy claims has settled the SEC’s civil case against him for $1.5 million, according to a federal court filing.

The NCAA clashed Monday with critics during an hourslong approval hearing of a nearly $2.8 billion antitrust settlement designed to resolve a sweeping lawsuit against the organization and its Power Five conferences.

Nikola Corp. investors will continue suing three former leaders after telling a federal court their settlement deal was off.

California legislation that would have blocked OpenAI Inc. from converting to a for-profit entity was quietly gutted by the lawmaker sponsoring the bill.

US President Donald Trump ordered another review of the potential sale of United States Steel Corp. to Nippon Steel Corp., opening the door to amend a decision by his predecessor, Joe Biden, to block the $14.1 billion transaction.

Canopy Growth Corp. concealed production costs associated with launching its prerolled cannabis joints in Canada, resulting in disappointing third fiscal quarter of 2025 financial results and its stock’s worst day in almost two years, a proposed class action said.

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency staff will be able to access personal information of millions of US union members at the Education Department and the government’s human resources arm under a federal appeals court order.

Ledger SAS must defend itself in the US against consumer claims that it misrepresented the security of its cryptocurrency password “wallet” devices, a federal court ruled.

Bayhealth Medical Center failed to convince a Delaware court to dismiss most of a proposed class action that challenged its use of a Facebook tracking tool on its website.

Diligent Corp.'s settlement over the 2022 data breach where personal information of former and current workers was taken received preliminary approval from a federal judge.

An invasion of privacy claim against Autotrader.com Inc. is dismissed because the plaintiff couldn’t show that she has standing to sue the company for allegedly deploying spyware on its website, a California federal district court said

A court has blocked a British government attempt to keep secret a legal case over its demand to access Apple Inc. user data in a victory for privacy advocates.

A divided US Supreme Court let President Donald Trump resume using a wartime law to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members, giving the administration a major boost in a high-profile clash over the limits of presidential power.

Two competitors ended their legal battle over the “Moke” trademark months after an appellate court overturned a finding that the term had become generic.

A group of former Northwestern University football players has agreed to settle with the school in a slew of lawsuits that allege degrading and abusive hazing on the Wildcat squad.

A wife lacks a property interest in the home she shares with her husband sufficient to allow her to recoup a stake in the property’s sale to satisfy the husband’s $327,000 tax bill, the Eighth Circuit said Monday.

The NCAA clashed Monday with critics during an hourslong approval hearing of a nearly $2.8 billion antitrust settlement designed to resolve a sweeping lawsuit against the organization and its Power Five conferences.

A Black woman was able to revive her discrimination lawsuit against her former homeowners association Monday after a federal appeals court ruled that the lower court interpreted civil rights and fair housing laws too narrowly.