President Donald Trump on Friday targeted Paul Weiss in his latest attack on a top law firm over its work in court and ties to his opponents.

Alan Dershowitz won’t be held personally liable for representing failed Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake because of his “of counsel” status, but sanctions will stick for two other lawyers who represented Lake, the Ninth Circuit said.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. nearly doubled the fees it paid to Munger, Tolles & Olson following questions about the company’s ties to its longtime outside counsel.

Members of the top rank of the New York law world displayed anxiety at a New York State Bar Association event Friday about the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term.

President Donald Trump on Friday renewed his attacks on lawyers he said have wronged him, singling out Marc Elias and Mark Pomerantz as “radicals” who tried to prevent him from returning to the White House.

The California Committee of Bar Examiners recommended Friday that the state’s highest court expand a pre-license program to people who took the poorly administered February 2025 bar exam.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reinstated all probationary and most term employees it had terminated, after a federal judge mandated they be returned to work.

A labor union and a New York-based religious organization are asking a federal court to block the early termination of Temporary Protected Status for half a million Haitians in the US.

US President Donald Trump signed a stopgap funding bill that will keep the government open for the remainder of the fiscal year, paving the way for Republican lawmakers to pivot to signature border and tax bills they seek to pass in the coming months.

President Donald Trump scrapped Biden-era executive orders that raised the minimum wage for federal contractors to $15 and drove federal infrastructure investments toward companies that agree to union neutrality.

The Trump administration filed an emergency motion Friday asking a federal appeals court to immediately pause an order from a San Francisco judge requiring six cabinet agencies to rehire thousands of terminated employees.

President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order aimed at reducing the scope of eight federal agencies as part of his campaign to downsize the US government.

A staffer for the Department of Government Efficiency violated Treasury Department policies when he sent a spreadsheet containing personal information to two other people in the Trump administration, a federal official revealed in a court filing Friday.

The Senate passed a Republican spending plan Friday, averting a US government shutdown hours before a midnight deadline while exacerbating a furious struggle within the Democratic party over how to confront Donald Trump.

The Metropolitan Opera Association will create a $450,000 fund to settle allegations it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 47,000 people that was exposed in a 2022 data breach.

New York City mayoral candidates are turning to law firms for campaign cash, racing to dig into the deep pockets of the country’s largest legal market before the June Democratic primary.

Vice President JD Vance said he expected President Donald Trump to wrap up a deal for TikTok and keep the popular video-sharing app operating in the US ahead of a deadline next month.

Tom Kemp, a prominent privacy advocate, was named Friday as the California Privacy Protection Agency’s new executive director.

President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order aimed at reducing the scope of eight federal agencies as part of his campaign to downsize the US government.

The Trump administration is permitted for the time being to enforce its orders restricting diversity, equity, and inclusion among businesses and universities, after a federal appeals court agreed to pause a lower court’s injunction.

The Senate passed a Republican spending plan Friday, averting a US government shutdown hours before a midnight deadline while exacerbating a furious struggle within the Democratic party over how to confront Donald Trump.

The Health and Human Services Department must face trial on a Black program analyst’s claims that he was reassigned and later terminated for pursuing bias claims against the agency, a federal judge ruled.

A Christian former PGA Tour Inc. employee won’t get a trial on claims that discrimination drove the denial of his request for accommodation from Covid-19 test reporting and subsequent firing, a federal judge ruled.

An Illinois woman failed to convince a federal appeals court to revive a medical malpractice lawsuit against the US because she didn’t timely file it.