Corrie Hurm is head of claims at Embroker. Views are the author’s own. Artificial intelligence has rapidly become a cornerstone of modern business practices, offering unparalleled efficiencies and ...

The Department of Justice sued in federal district court Thursday to stop Hewlett Packard Enterprise from acquiring Juniper Networks on the grounds it would leave 70% of the enterprise wireless local ...

The OMB memo to agency and department heads said that the freeze of grants and loans, effective Jan. 28, is designed to review expenditures to ensure they align with the administration’s priorities.

There’s an anti-ESG movement in the United States but the larger trend is for more, not less, accountability for companies that try to push growth at the expense of these non-business values, ...

Elon Musk did not receive Tesla compensation as a director but has been involved in a long-running dispute in McCormick’s court – which he has thus far lost – over a $56 billion pay package Tesla ...

The start of any administration in Washington means regulatory change as the incoming team tries to enact the new president’s agenda. But this year will be unusually uncertain as companies leverage ...

The Justice Department is intervening and assuming a whistleblower complaint brought by a former CVS pharmacist, Hillary Estright, who filed a qui tam writ under the False Claims Act in October 2019.

JPMorgan Chase closed the book on its yearslong legal pursuit of Tesla on Friday, abandoning a $162.2 million lawsuit it filed in 2021 alleging the carmaker reneged on a stock warrant deal after the ...

The legal world has debated the demise of the billable hour for years, with generative artificial intelligence merely the latest rationale offered for its extinction. The traditional billing model ...

Last year, a federal judge in South Texas imposed a rule for plaintiffs: They might need to demonstrate a “factual nexus” to why their case belonged in his court. “In any case with no obvious factual ...

Aurelien Portuese is research professor in the Institute of Public Policy at George Washington University. Views are the author’s own. The financial landscape in the United States is rapidly evolving, ...

When the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas in September increased an already large verdict to $816 million against ExxonMobil, it was the latest ruling in a litigation trend regarding corporate ...