Courts will hear a wider variety of cryptocurrency claims after changes in Washington have left a gap in traditional cases, attorneys say.

Wilson Elser’s Luis Ayala explains the growing interest in cryptocurrency compensation packages and what it could mean for the future of payroll processing.

The US Senate confirmed Paul Atkins as chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, ushering him into the role only a week after President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs unleashed market turmoil.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday targeted Susman Godfrey with an executive order as an aide said the administration was close to $1 billion in deals with law firms.

Bitcoin surged and most smaller cryptocurrencies gained even more after President Donald Trump surprised markets by saying he would pause so-called reciprocal tariffs on dozens of non-retaliating countries.

A judge overstepped his authority in halting much of an order targeting Jenner & Block, as US agencies retain the power to decide who to work with, Trump administration officials said Tuesday.

When Donald Trump called for carving “Freedom Cities” out of federal land, the idea got little notice as it was coming from a candidate prone to bold declarations who hadn’t yet secured the Republican nomination for president.

Courts will hear a wider variety of cryptocurrency claims after changes in Washington have left a gap in traditional cases, attorneys say.

Wilson Elser’s Luis Ayala explains the growing interest in cryptocurrency compensation packages and what it could mean for the future of payroll processing.

Former President of the DC Bar Philip Lacovara writes that too few law firms have been willing to stand up for their own right to represent unpopular, controversial, or politically-disfavored clients and causes.

Cherry Bekaert experts say businesses seeking energy tax credits must prepare for potential audits by accurately documenting labor classifications and training both managers and personnel on the complicated rules.

Growth in artificial intelligence-focused data centers will drive demand for gas- and coal-fired power plants, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.

Former President of the DC Bar Philip Lacovara writes that too few law firms have been willing to stand up for their own right to represent unpopular, controversial, or politically-disfavored clients and causes.

The White House told US government agencies to expedite efforts to repeal regulations that officials deem “unlawful,” and skip the standard rulemaking process to do so in some instances.

Two Northwestern Law School professors on Wednesday sued to protect information about the school’s legal clinic work from a US House of Representatives committee they accused of violating their constitutional rights.

Big Tech is lobbying against proposals by Massachusetts lawmakers that would boost consumer data privacy rights beyond the laws enacted in 20 other states—including language allowing residents to sue over violations.

The judges of New York’s top court were left scratching their heads Wednesday as they tried to understand what information a California-based nonprofit is seeking from the state health department’s death records.

The US federal government’s central human resources office will begin deploying artificial intelligence to clean up its personnel records this year, marking the boldest public move yet into using the technology on sensitive records.

A New Jersey farm’s attack on the Department of Labor’s internal judicial system will go before a federal appeals court Thursday, the latest case to test the power of agency judges.

The Trump administration’s legal defense of the firings of two independent agency officials includes a bid to narrow federal courts’ power to block White House efforts to expand executive reach if they’re found to be illegal or unconstitutional.

Wilson Elser’s Luis Ayala explains the growing interest in cryptocurrency compensation packages and what it could mean for the future of payroll processing.

Axiom Europe’s Daniel Hayter urges firms looking to adopt AI to work more with digital natives and pair technology with legal talent.

Former President of the DC Bar Philip Lacovara writes that too few law firms have been willing to stand up for their own right to represent unpopular, controversial, or politically-disfavored clients and causes.

Outten & Golden’s Dave Jochnowitz explains why new SEC Chair Paul Atkins must preserve and enhance the agency’s whistleblower program.