Three lawyers representing an ex-Homeland Security official apologized to a California federal judge after one of the attorneys used Anthropic’s AI platform Claude Console to write a motion that included “phantom” quotations.

A recent insider trading scandal involving a Big Law associate is a black eye on the profession because it reveals how much firms have relied on trust and professional norms rather than rigorous compliance systems.

An American Bar Association council on Friday watered down DEI requirements for law school accreditation, as the Trump administration and Republican-led states challenge the group’s role in certifying legal education.

New York University Law School graduate Gideon Rapaport failed to cite any examples before Second Circuit judges Friday showing that leniency granted to self-represented litigants should apply to him, as a law student that passed the bar.

A long-serving West Virginia federal trial court judge appointed by President Gerald Ford has died at the age of 100.

Major law firm counsel are encouraging a federal judge to probe whether Justice Department lawyers representing the IRS are sufficiently insulated from President Donald Trump’s control in his ongoing suit against the federal tax agency.

Three lawyers representing an ex-Homeland Security official apologized to a California federal judge after one of the attorneys used Anthropic’s AI platform Claude Console to write a motion that included “phantom” quotations.

When it comes to job cuts, older workers are often disproportionately affected. But a new survey of chief executive officers suggests this won’t be a given as companies adopt artificial intelligence.

The Long Island Rail Road, the nation’s busiest commuter line, will suspend service for the first time in more than 30 years after labor groups and transit officials failed to reach a deal on wage increases by a Friday night deadline.

The Department of Health and Human Services is letting go of more employees as part of previously scheduled reductions in force, a spokesperson confirmed, as the Trump administration continues to overhaul the federal workforce.

The Trump administration finalized a rule Friday permitting low-premium, high-deductible plans on the Obamacare exchanges to last up to 10 years, in addition to certifying plans with no traditional doctor network.

The Federal Reserve on Friday named Jerome Powell the temporary chair of the Board of Governors until his successor Kevin Warsh is officially sworn in, the central bank said in a statement.

The Bureau of Land Management illegally allowed logging in old-growth forests in Oregon, a federal judge ruled Thursday.

Kimmeridge Energy Management Co. is moving forward with plans to build a $13 billion liquefied natural gas export plant on the US Gulf Coast after securing backing from an Abu Dhabi sovereign fund.

A federal wildlife service agreed to reevaluate critical habitat areas for the threatened Northern Spotted Owl as part of a settlement with logging groups.

Federal worker unions are challenging the Trump administration over a policy that restricts mediation and arbitration rights for agency employees the White House has deemed ineligible for collective bargaining rights.

US power-plant developer Fermi Inc. changed its rules around director appointments to block efforts by its former chief executive officer to reshape the company’s board.

A Maryland law governing how energy suppliers can market renewables likely violates the First Amendment, a federal appeals panel ruled Friday.

Wells Fargo & Co. received final court approval of a $110 million settlement to resolve a shareholder derivative lawsuit accusing the bank of corporate mismanagement through discriminatory hiring and lending.

The US Supreme Court rejected a last-ditch bid by Virginia Democrats to revive a voter-approved map that was designed to flip four Republican-held US House seats in the November election.

The Trump administration and consumer groups agreed to dismiss a lawsuit over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s failure to enforce a Biden-era small business demographic data collection rule after the agency finished overhauling the policy.

A group of Black and Hispanic test takers failed to show a nonprofit that designs social work licensing evaluations broke civil rights laws by creating an exam that allegedly favored White candidates, a panel of federal appeals judges ruled.

Immigration detention centers in California have become alarmingly overcrowded, unsanitary, and inhumane, state Attorney General Rob Bonta said Friday at a news conference regarding a new report on the facilities.

An American Bar Association council on Friday watered down DEI requirements for law school accreditation, as the Trump administration and Republican-led states challenge the group’s role in certifying legal education.