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A Hartford Insurance Group Inc. unit is seeking a ruling that it has no duty to defend a farm product retailer accused of ...
A Virginia federal district court partially denied Eastern Gas Transmission and Storage, Inc’s motion to dismiss the Americans with Disabilities Act and state law claims of a regulatory analyst with ...
A Wisconsin federal court granted summary judgment to the state’s Health Services agency on the claims of a Black female nuclear safety specialist that she faced a hostile work environment due to her ...
Challengers fighting a project offshore of Maryland and Delaware saw nearly half of their claims targeting federal approval ...
A Texas federal court denied summary judgment to Bexar County on the claims of a 62-year-old Sheriff’s Department employee that he faced discrimination due to his age and was retaliatorily discharged ...
US charges against North Korean citizens for alleged cyber crimes are part of an “absurd smear campaign,” KCNA reports, citing a North Korean foreign ministry spokesperson.
A divided US Supreme Court said the Trump administration is free to send eight migrants to South Sudan, rejecting a judge’s ...
Honda Development and Manufacturing of America LLC was correct that a supervisor failed to sufficiently plead claims of ...
A federal appeals court affirmed Oregon’s ability to regulate the approval of hospital mergers and acquisitions within the ...
Taxpayer was not entitled to a bad debt deduction for advances it made to fund operations of a sports and entertainment arena, but Taxpayer was not liable for accuracy-related penalties, ...
The IRS Independent Office of Appeals (Appeals) did not abuse its discretion in sustaining a proposed levy to collect taxpayers’ unpaid income tax liabilities, the U.S. Tax Court held, upholding ...
Tom Goldstein maintains that federal prosecutors are continuing to press allegations of tax evasion using spurious legal ...
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