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Corporations and their attorneys can be some of the country's most ardent deregulation enthusiasts, but many are struggling to navigate uncertainty clouding the Trump administration's efforts to pare down the rulebook. read more

PREPA, Puerto Rico’s electric utility, is fighting back against a proposed class action alleging it has been cheating on environmental standards testing and systematically overcharging customers for years, telling a Puerto Rico federal court Fr read more

An apparel company formerly owned by “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Christopher Laurita told the court that Laurita and his co-conspirators should pay $70 million plus attorneys fees after the court found they had conspired to trans read more

The U.S. Supreme Court appeared to be struggling to define the scope of the Bankruptcy Code’s “safe harbor” provision exempting certain securities transactions from trustee clawbacks during oral arguments Monday in a $16.5 million c read more

As law firms begin preparing for their annual budget review, Steve Falkin and Lee Garbowitz of HBR Consulting discuss why firm leaders should give their internal information technology and procurement teams a seat at the table. read more