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Symetra Must Face African Methodist Church Pension Challenge
Symetra Life Insurance Co. can’t escape a lawsuit by African Methodist Episcopal Church pastors who say their pension plan suffered steep losses from fraudulent management and unwise investments ...
Stellantis Investors Back Ex-CEO’s €23.1 Million Payout (2)
Stellantis NV won support from shareholders for awarding former Chief Executive Officer Carlos Tavares €23.1 million ($26.1 million) for a year of declining sales and earnings.
Susman Godfrey Moves to Halt Trump Order Against Firm (1)
Litigation firm Susman Godfrey on Monday requested a temporary restraining order to halt President Donald Trump’s executive order against the firm.
New England Biolabs Stock Plan Suit Settles for $7.15 Million
New England Biolabs Inc. agreed to pay $7.15 million to settle a lawsuit by former workers who say they were wrongly forced to sell their stock in the genomic research company at an unfair price.
Labor Department Again Barred From Implementing Anti-DEI Order
The US Department of Labor can’t enforce part of an executive order from President Donald Trump that targets diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
Wake Up Call: Trump’s Deals Are the Work of His Personal Lawyer
Welcome to Bloomberg Law’s Wake Up Call, a daily rundown of the top news for lawyers, law firms, and in-house counsel.
Tribal tax credits linked to IRS nominee in spotlight
Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee say in a letter that President Donald Trump’s nominee for IRS commissioner, former Rep. Billy Long, may be disqualified for the job.
AI Licensing Startups Bloom in Wake of Copyright Legal Battles
A new startup industry says it can feed generative AI’s insatiable need for training data while still offering artists and creators control and compensation for the use of their works.
Senate Democrats Seek Probe Into ‘Fake’ Credits Tied to IRS Pick
The IRS should open a criminal investigation into firms that have promoted nonexistent sovereign tribal tax credits, including some with ties to commissioner nominee Billy Long, Senate Finance ...
Trump Tariffs Crimp Shipments at Biggest Inland Container Port
US President Donald Trump’s erratic trade moves are hurting business at one of Europe’s largest logistics hubs.
Lawsuits Over Foreign Students’ Status Find Solid Legal Footing
The Trump administration lacks regulatory authority to terminate foreign students’ lawful status in the US, immigration attorneys said about litigation over the government’s unprecedented crackdown.
Specter of Job Cuts Looms Over CDC’s Infection-Tracking Efforts
The epidemiology community is hoping a federal program to thwart infections among patients and health-care staff will emerge intact amid job cuts and reorganization at the Centers for Disease Control ...