Cryptocurrencies wiped out almost all their gains since Donald Trump’s election win in early November as fallout from the US president’s tariff onslaught sparked heavy selling in an asset class he’s vowed to champion.

President Trump’s war with Big Law shows firms that depend on rainmaker partners for lucrative corporate deals face greater pressure to settle than those that focus on litigation.

While courts are still testing AI, judiciary employees are cautiously optimistic that the technology could help courts be more efficient—and potentially cut some costs along the way.

Stablecoin issuer Tether Holdings SA is considering launching a US-based token aimed at institutional clients, as the company looks to capitalize on President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto administration.

DeepSeek is working with Tsinghua University on reducing the training its AI models need in an effort to lower operational costs.

Stablecoin issuers and exchanges got a boost Friday from the Securities and Exchange Commission after the agency’s staff determined that the assets, generally, aren’t securities.

President Trump’s war with Big Law shows firms that depend on rainmaker partners for lucrative corporate deals face greater pressure to settle than those that focus on litigation.

Governments from across the world are gathering in London this week to thrash out a landmark global carbon charge for the shipping industry.

The Delaware Chancery Court will rule this week on a demand for Paramount Global‘s internal files about its merger with Skydance Media.

Claims under insurance that covers losses resulting from breaches of sellers’ representations and warranties in M&A deals are climbing as carriers sell more policies, but the litigation that often accompanies high-dollar claims is nowhere to be found.

Deloitte Global’s Richard Punt says legal departments play a central role in successful generative AI transformations.

Airbus SE said the aviation industry’s ability to power commercial aircraft using hydrogen for fuel is as much as a decade behind schedule, in a setback to the sector’s efforts to hit its net-zero emissions target by 2050.

President Trump’s war with Big Law shows firms that depend on rainmaker partners for lucrative corporate deals face greater pressure to settle than those that focus on litigation.

As EU AI Act provisions come into force, many corporate legal teams have chosen to lean into compliance regimes already tested by another EU law: the General Data Protection Regulation.

Deloitte Global’s Richard Punt says legal departments play a central role in successful generative AI transformations.

DeepSeek is working with Tsinghua University on reducing the training its AI models need in an effort to lower operational costs.

The California Privacy Protection Agency Friday scaled back its plan to limit how AI tools in the state can use personal data amid ramped up opposition from business lobbyists and state lawmakers.

Deel, the human resources startup valued by venture capital investors at $12 billion, has lost its head of communications as the company finds itself embroiled in a corporate espionage scandal implicating its chief executive officer.

President Trump’s war with Big Law shows firms that depend on rainmaker partners for lucrative corporate deals face greater pressure to settle than those that focus on litigation.

The Seventh Circuit laid down a new, worker-friendly precedent that more employees can use to challenge medical examinations and win damages without proving they have a disability, discrimination attorneys said.

The California judge who fatally shot his wife after a drunken argument will return to state court Monday for retrial on a charge of second degree murder.

A Silicon Valley law firm’s ties to tech companies are paying off in the form mergers and acquisitions deals work.

A group of five deal lawyers from Nelson Mullins joined Duane Morris in multiple offices.

While courts are still testing AI, judiciary employees are cautiously optimistic that the technology could help courts be more efficient—and potentially cut some costs along the way.