Oklahoma Business Owner Sentenced to 14 Years in Fraud Case
Oklahoma business owner sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for fraudulent medical equipment billing scheme involving over $30 million in false claims to Me
Anthropic Restricts Abusive Users of Claude Chatbot
Anthropic restricts abusive users of the Claude chatbot with new usage policies targeting extreme cases of cruel treatment while preserving normal interactions.
Supreme Court adds cases on immigration, executions, and zoning
The Supreme Court has added new cases regarding immigration detention policies, executions, and zoning ordinances for the 2026-27 term.
Supreme Court blocks voter database lawsuit pause
The Supreme Court lets Trump administration proceed with updated voter database for 2026 midterms, lifting a lower court block amid privacy concerns.
Food manufacturers face daily inspections
Food manufacturers face daily inspections from FSIS, impacting production schedules and risk exposure daily.
Quinn Emanuel boosts team in BHP case
Quinn Emanuel joins £36 billion BHP case with Richard East, one of the largest litigations in the UK, with hundreds of millions at stake.
AI Search Picks Favorites as Traffic Analytics Miss Local Businesses
AI search picks favorites as traffic analytics miss local businesses, leaving many firms invisible to AI answers in Collin County audits.
Weil’s Corporate Chair Aiello Defects to Cravath with Key Team
Michael Aiello, former chair of Weil's corporate department, defects to Cravath with key team members, including M&A co-head Matt Gilroy.
Israel Outlines Terms for Adopting Foreign Rules
Israel outlines specific conditions for adopting foreign rules into domestic law, a process known as incorporation by reference.
Lawyer laments loss after being punched in nose
Lawyer assault in NYC sparks debate as activist attorney Ron Kuby recounts being punched after confronting an anti‑gay slur on a city street.