WilmerHale’s Paul Connell, Swain Wood, and Ben Neaderland say the Trump administration’s apparent pivot away from securities enforcement will mean a complex and divided environment policed by states.

On-camera coach Kerry Barrett says lawyers can learn how to appear natural on camera by practicing vocal mapping, using natural movements, and making eye contact.

Former Celsius Network Chief Executive Officer Alex Mashinsky should get at least 20 years in prison after admitting to fraud in connection with the 2022 collapse of the company, US prosecutors said.

Arizona’s treasurer and retirement system could invest billions of dollars in cryptocurrency under a first-in-the-nation measure the state Legislature passed Monday.

Mastercard Inc. announced that it will give merchants the option to receive payments in stablecoins amid increasing global regulatory clarity on the digital assets that are usually pegged to fiat currencies.

Smaller owners of the Donald Trump memecoin appeared to be leading the spike in token transfers seen after the issuers of the cryptocurrency announced that the top holders will dine with the president.

Wells Fargo & Co. investors won class status in their lawsuit alleging the banking giant misled them over a diverse hiring policy that really contained fake interviews for minority candidates it had no intention of hiring.

The sale of the bankrupt DNA data bank 23andMe is facing delays as the company tries to find a lead bidder that can quickly clear regulatory hurdles and guarantee customer privacy rules will be honored.

Sony Group Corp. is considering spinning off its semiconductor unit, a deal to streamline the PlayStation maker’s structure that could value the business at as much as ¥7 trillion ($49 billion).

NXP Semiconductors NV shares fell in premarket trading on Tuesday after the company announced a new chief executive officer as part of its quarterly earnings report and warned that tariff threats had created “a very uncertain environment.”

President Donald Trump’s firing spree that targeted officials at five independent workplace agencies has left three of them hobbled as his administration reaches the end of its first 100 days.

The US audit regulator on Monday said a House Republican plan to dismantle the agency and hand over its duties to the SEC would weaken a critical backstop that protects investors.

The sale of the bankrupt DNA data bank 23andMe is facing delays as the company tries to find a lead bidder that can quickly clear regulatory hurdles and guarantee customer privacy rules will be honored.

On-camera coach Kerry Barrett says lawyers can learn how to appear natural on camera by practicing vocal mapping, using natural movements, and making eye contact.

Colorado lawmakers have introduced legislation that would loosen the state’s first-in-the-nation restrictions preventing discrimination in the use of artificial intelligence in employment, finance, housing, and other sectors.

President Donald Trump ordered the Justice Department on Monday to launch a program including free legal assistance from law firms to police officers accused of wrongdoing.

The US House on Monday passed legislation to crack down on the proliferation of AI-generated non-consensual pornography, also known as deepfake revenge porn, sending the bill to President Donald Trump’s desk for his signature.

House lawmakers voted to clear bipartisan legislation (S. 146, H.R. 633) that aims to curb the spread of unauthorized deepfake pornography that has largely targeted girls and women, including prominent celebrities.

In just four months, Quinn Emanuel’s Bill Burck went from being loved in Trump world to being fired.

President Donald Trump’s firing spree that targeted officials at five independent workplace agencies has left three of them hobbled as his administration reaches the end of its first 100 days.

A federal judge is forcing the NCAA to change its $2.8 billion antitrust deal if the organization wants final approval, a move that would allow student-athletes who are part of a settlement class to keep their spots on college teams.

Following an unprecedented barrage of executive actions advancing an anti-immigration agenda in his first 100 days, judges have set limits on Trump’s ability to use wartime powers for enforcement, paused his bid to end birthright citizenship, and preserved temporary status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants.

Michael McGinley started the year making his first ever argument before the US Supreme Court. By the end of April, he’ll have argued his third case.

WilmerHale’s Paul Connell, Swain Wood, and Ben Neaderland say the Trump administration’s apparent pivot away from securities enforcement will mean a complex and divided environment policed by states.