Federal banking regulators secured a delay in oral arguments over their rewrite of federal anti-redlining rules to give new, Trump-appointed leaders a chance to review the changes.

A former Johnson & Johnson executive’s allegations that the drug company overpaid for prescription drug benefits are ...

The conviction of a former federal court clerk in Manhattan for taking tens of thousands of dollars in bribes to secretly referring more than 35 criminal defendants to a now-disbarred criminal defense ...

Two climate misinformation lawsuits against BP PLC, ConocoPhillips, and other companies were dismissed Thursday by a Maryland ...

MGM Resorts International would pay $45 million to settle allegations it negligently failed to protect the personal ...

President Donald Trump’s decision to grant sweeping pardons to Jan. 6 rioters will wipe out what’s left of a caseload that ...

FMC Corp. directors allegedly misled investors about post-pandemic inventory levels and generic competition issues weighing ...

Cases and Controversies hosts Kimberly Robinson and Lydia Wheeler discuss the arguments in a dispute over an officer’s use of ...

AGCO Corp. and its Precision Planting unit convinced a federal appeals court to uphold a Delaware judge’s ruling that its ...

Supreme Court agrees to consider stopping class action lawsuit that accuses Labcorp Holdings unit of discrimination because ...

The US Supreme Court accepted a major new church-state showdown, agreeing to consider whether states with public charter ...

Workers who allege a pest control company made them do some job duties off the clock and stiffed them on overtime defeated a bid to strip class claims from their wage-and-hour suit.