The Justice Department’s bankruptcy watchdog pushed back against Steptoe LLP’s bid to advise Hughes Satellite Systems Corp. in Chapter 11, citing an alleged undisclosed connection and potential conflicts involving parent company EchoStar Corp. news.bloomberglaw.com/bankru…

Weil Gotshal’s incoming executive partner, Ramona Nee, has told her firm’s leadership committee she will not take the position, according to two people familiar with the matter. news.bloomberglaw.com/busine…

Some knives are subject to the same Second Amendment protections as firearms, a federal appeals court said, finding a federal switchblade ban unconstitutional. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…

Opinion: The Fifth Circuit has issued an opinion that could make effective management of methylene chloride and other hazardous chemicals more difficult. news.bloomberglaw.com/legal-…

Anthony Levandowski, one of Google’s early self-driving engineering pioneers, doesn’t have to pay income taxes on Uber Technologies Inc.‘s multimillion-dollar payment as part of his bankruptcy plan. news.bloomberglaw.com/bankru…

The Trump administration was on track to complete about 660,000 deportations last fiscal year, far lower than the goal of 1 million, according to a nonpartisan analysis. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…

A New York attorney disciplinary panel must make public a letter it sent to John Sarcone, President Donald Trump’s controversial pick for US attorney in Albany, a state appeals court ruled. news.bloomberglaw.com/litiga…

Police guarding the US Capitol against riots on Jan. 6, 2021, as Congress certified the 2020 election results, were punched, shoved, dragged down steps and pulled into the crowd. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…

Elena Kagan showcased frustration with her colleagues, the latest example of justices using their occasional public appearances to voice misgivings about their job or life within the court. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…

Three Big Law firms steered Salesforce Inc.'s agreement to buy an artificial intelligence-powered marketing platform Braze Inc. for nearly $5.7 billion. news.bloomberglaw.com/busine…

The Federal Reserve’s longstanding rule setting how much banks can charge retailers for debit card “swipe fees” faces a potential rewrite after a federal appeals court struggled with whether to reshape the rule. news.bloomberglaw.com/bankin…

Apple Inc. and director M. Night Shyamalan thwarted an effort to revive a lawsuit alleging Apple TV+'s 2019 series “Servant” copied from a writer’s 2013 movie. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

The US Department of Homeland Security was barred by a federal judge from conducting voting-related field operations through election day that involve known US citizens in nine states. news.bloomberglaw.com/litiga…

A former employee of rapper Eminem pled guilty to criminal copyright infringement through leaking unreleased music without permission in a plea bargain filed Thursday in Michigan federal court. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

With one landmark courtroom victory this week against Meta Platforms Inc., New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is poised to bring in almost double the state’s annual revenue. news.bloomberglaw.com/artifi…

7-Eleven Inc. and Nike Inc. settled a trademark dispute over a July 11 — 7/11 — special release of Air Max 95 shoes featuring the convenience chain’s famous orange-red-green color scheme. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

Anthropic PBC unlawfully copied and trained its Claude artificial intelligence models on copyrighted lyrics without payment, an independent music publisher alleges. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

President Donald Trump‘s 2016 campaign organization will have to defend against claims it retaliated against a former staffer, a Manhattan appeals court ruled. news.bloomberglaw.com/litiga…

US Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan accused the court’s conservative supermajority of undercutting democracy, saying recent rulings had created a “race to the bottom” in redistricting and a “nightmare” of unlimited election spending. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…

A White former high school psychologist failed to prove a coworker’s comment calling her a “Karen” qualified as race-based discrimination, a federal judge ruled. news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-…