<-bsp-bb-link state="{"bbHref":"bbg://securities/0732002D%20US%20Equity","_id":"00000190-a038-d6e5-adde-bbf95d470000","_type":"0000016b-944a-dc2b-ab6b-d57ba1cc0000"}">Archegos Capital Management founder <-bsp-person state="{"_id":"00000190-a038-d6e5-adde-bbf95d470001","_type":"00000160-6f41-dae1-adf0-6ff519590003"}">Bill Hwang was found guilty of criminal charges stemming from his firm’s 2021 collapse, concluding a two-month trial that captivated Wall Street.

US Senator Bob Menendez’s lawyer told jurors that the politician’s wife failed to tell him details of how she got a Mercedes Benz from a convicted felon who testified during the lawmaker’s corruption trial that the car was a bribe.

President Joe Biden’s nominee to sit on San Jose’s US district court faced conservative scrutiny for her writings about how laws that regulate public conduct based on whether someone is a man or woman can be applied to intersex individuals.

Disbarred Cincinnati lawyer and one time Democratic congressional candidate Richard Crosby has pleaded guilty to three counts of social security number fraud, admitting that he used aliases and phony credentials to obtain employment at multiple law firms across the US.

Kasowitz Benson Torres is facing a lawsuit by a former partner who says the firm owes him more than $250,000.

Michael Best & Friedrich has merged with Los Angeles-based venture law firm O&A., PC, giving it new reach into the California market.

BlackRock Inc. Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink said he’s working to prepare the next generation of leaders of the world’s largest money manager and doesn’t intend to stand in their way.

The Federal Trade Commission argued that its noncompete ban stems from a power to take “forward-looking action” on top of its role as an enforcer of competitive harms.

The US Postal Service defeated a lawsuit claiming it discriminated against a White man when it picked a younger Black woman for a management role and retaliated when he complained, a federal judge said.

A Pennsylvania restaurant will pay over $1.3 million as part of a consent judgment with the US Department of Labor to resolve allegations it violated federal minimum wage and overtime requirements.

Kasowitz Benson Torres is facing a lawsuit by a former partner who says the firm owes him more than $250,000.

House Republicans advanced a measure to overturn the US Labor Department’s rule governing investment plan advisers that has been opposed by many on Wall Street.

A federal appeals panel declined to issue a rehearing of a challenge to Georgia’s system of electing public service commissioners in state elections over allegations it diluted the Black vote.

BlackRock Inc. Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink said he’s working to prepare the next generation of leaders of the world’s largest money manager and doesn’t intend to stand in their way.

President Joe Biden’s nominee to sit on San Jose’s US district court faced conservative scrutiny for her writings about how laws that regulate public conduct based on whether someone is a man or woman can be applied to intersex individuals.

Political backlash particularly at the state level remains a significant obstacle for corporations seeking to advance their environmental, social and governance policies, according to a new think tank study.

Cook County, Ill., homeowners will be paying higher property taxes this year—roughly 30% in some regions of suburban Chicago—and they are getting redesigned bills highlighting the heavier tax burdens.

A University of Arkansas Medical System doctor and the school’s board of directors beat a discrimination suit from an expelled resident after a federal judge said the young doctor’s poor performance and policy violations led to his non-renewal.

A federal appeals panel declined to issue a rehearing of a challenge to Georgia’s system of electing public service commissioners in state elections over allegations it diluted the Black vote.

The IRS’ multi-million dollar tax dispute against Tribune Media Co. isn’t impacted by the US Supreme Court’s abandonment of Chevron deference, the agency argued Wednesday.

US Senator Bob Menendez’s lawyer told jurors that the politician’s wife failed to tell him details of how she got a Mercedes Benz from a convicted felon who testified during the lawmaker’s corruption trial that the car was a bribe.

President Joe Biden’s nominee to sit on San Jose’s US district court faced conservative scrutiny for her writings about how laws that regulate public conduct based on whether someone is a man or woman can be applied to intersex individuals.

Disbarred Cincinnati lawyer and one time Democratic congressional candidate Richard Crosby has pleaded guilty to three counts of social security number fraud, admitting that he used aliases and phony credentials to obtain employment at multiple law firms across the US.

A couple accused of claiming more than $500,000 in fraudulent refunds says the IRS and the Department of Justice have made “glaring misrepresentations and falsehoods” in the case, they told a federal appeals court.