The path forward for the White House nominee to be the first American-Indian judge on Montana’s federal trial court is “uncertain,” said the state’s Republican senator.

A defendant pursued for years in a trade secret dispute between two trash compacting businesses—only to see all claims against him dismissed or abandoned—deserves to have his legal fees paid by someone else, an attorney argued Wednesday before the Delaware Supreme Court.

<-bsp-person state="{"_id":"0000018f-59a2-d4b6-a98f-fdb766260001","_type":"00000160-6f41-dae1-adf0-6ff519590003"}">Stormy Daniels will return to the witness stand in Donald Trump’s hush money criminal trial Thursday morning, testing the ability of both the adult film star and the former president to keep their cool.

The forced shutdown of BF Borgers CPA PC—the second-biggest auditor of companies traded over-the-counter—has left hundreds of small companies scrambling to find new firms to vet their books.

Litigators Robin Nunn and Jennifer Park have joined Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough as partners, the firm said Wednesday.

The hacking group accused of disrupting casinos and hotels at MGM Resorts International last year is engaged in a new campaign targeting banks and insurance companies, according to cybersecurity researchers.

A defendant pursued for years in a trade secret dispute between two trash compacting businesses—only to see all claims against him dismissed or abandoned—deserves to have his legal fees paid by someone else, an attorney argued Wednesday before the Delaware Supreme Court.

A pension fund and an AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. investor defended on Wednesday a settlement they negotiated with the cinema chain so it could proceed with a stock conversion opposed by its meme stock base.

A bipartisan pair of senators on Wednesday urged the SEC to write a new rule requiring companies to report on their stock buybacks after a court killed the regulation last year.

IXL Learning Inc. faces a putative class action filed by three Kansas families alleging the education technology company violated federal wiretap law by collecting and selling their children’s personal information without parental consent.

The International Accounting Standards Board proposed changes Wednesday to how companies account for renewable energy contracts, which have surged in popularity globally in recent years.

Banks are being advised to avoid using carbon credits to offset their financed emissions, as lawyers warn that new regulations in Europe will make greenwashing litigation a lot easier to pursue.

New Rochelle City School District will face the bulk of a Ashkenazi Jewish woman’s claims that she was removed as its medical director because she traveled to Trinidad and Tobago for religious reflection.

Ex-Trump adviser Stephen Miller’s legal group has sued IBM Corp. subsidiary Red Hat Inc. claiming the company’s diversity goals led to the discriminatory treatment and termination of a former White male employee.

A letter Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. sent responding to an employee who says she was brutally raped by a co-worker could be the key to whether her lawsuit belongs in court or arbitration, the Eighth Circuit signaled on Wednesday.

A Pennsylvania mother, who thought her child was transitioning genders without her knowledge, lacks standing to challenge a school district policy that prevented the child’s school from discussing a possible transition unless the mother was involved in the process, a federal court said.

The Daily Wire LLC, FDRLST Media LLC, and the state of Texas may go forward with a lawsuit alleging the State Department is violating their First Amendment rights by promoting censorship technology “to covertly suppress speech of a segment of the American press.”

A gay teacher saw his sex bias win against a Catholic high school overturned Wednesday by the Fourth Circuit, which said because he played a “vital role as a messenger” of the faith, he was a “minister” excepted from the protections of federal sex discrimination law.

Arizona companies that digitally preserve photos and other media opened themselves up to a competitor’s trademark suit in Tennessee by making online sales to customers in the state, a federal appeals court ruled.

A small California-based electronic stud finder maker failed to convince the Federal Circuit to revive its patent-infringement trade action against Stanley Black & Decker Inc.

Texas’s highest criminal court tossed out a murder conviction Wednesday on the grounds that a jury shouldn’t have been shown videos of the defendant rapping about guns and criminal activity.

The path forward for the White House nominee to be the first American-Indian judge on Montana’s federal trial court is “uncertain,” said the state’s Republican senator.

A defendant pursued for years in a trade secret dispute between two trash compacting businesses—only to see all claims against him dismissed or abandoned—deserves to have his legal fees paid by someone else, an attorney argued Wednesday before the Delaware Supreme Court.

The owner-operators of 10 independently licensed Save-A-Lot grocery stores and their related company, Anchor Mobile Food Markets Inc., lost their bid to revive a civil fraud lawsuit against private equity firm Onex Corp. Wednesday.