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Brown Rudnick announced Wednesday it is poaching Wilson Sonsini’s Craig Kenesky, as the firm bets on an uptick in life sciences work out of its New York office.

Veteran Supreme Court advocate Jeffrey Fisher has left O’Melveny & Myers and joined Hecker Fink LLP, the trial boutique that’s fighting the Trump administration in court on behalf of individuals such as Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.).

Pillsbury LLP brought in more than $939 million in revenue last year, a new record as the firm saw gains in tech, finance, and energy work.

Trevor Milton’s lawyers have doubled down on their argument that his pardon for a fraud conviction amounted to an unquestioned exoneration that should bolster his nearly $70 million bankruptcy claim. Legal scholars say such an interpretation is a reach.

Malcolm Nicholls rejoined Proskauer as a partner in its Private Investment Funds Group in Boston, the firm announced Wednesday.

Pillsbury LLP brought in more than $939 million in revenue last year, a new record as the firm saw gains in tech, finance, and energy work.

A strategic shift in safety culture, a decline in Covid-19-related respiratory illnesses, and OSHA’s focus on high-hazard sectors led to a more-than-two-decade low in workplace injury and illnesses, attorneys say.

Top immigration court leaders are telling new judges to refrain from granting migrants asylum in most cases, multiple people familiar with the matter said as the Trump administration carries out its detention and deportation agenda.

A new report calls 2025 “a year of loss” for the clean energy sector, with project cancellations and downsizes totaling $34.8 billion in abandoned investment and more than 38,000 manufacturing jobs eliminated.

A US government attorney expressed unusual frustration in a courtroom proceeding about the difficulty in ensuring Immigration and Customs Enforcement complies with rulings ordering the release of migrants detained in the Trump administration’s Minnesota enforcement operation.

A federal judge rejected Elon Musk’s attempt to throw out a US Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit alleging he waited too long to disclose his growing stake in Twitter.

The UK tax authority warned thousands of taxpayers that a pilot version of its new digital tax return regime may show misleading information on their tax dues.

The European Union is prepared to sign a memorandum of understanding with the US that aims to jointly source the materials vital for modern technologies from consumer products to military hardware.

In early September, shortly after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a chummy meeting with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in China, he dispatched his national security adviser to Washington to help smooth over fraying ties.

Pillsbury LLP brought in more than $939 million in revenue last year, a new record as the firm saw gains in tech, finance, and energy work.

The IRS delivered a win to the biofuels industry with a proposal reflecting the GOP expansion of a production tax credit, though businesses are still seeking more guidance on how to calculate the credit value.

Ford Motor Co. has held discussions with China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. about sharing manufacturing capacity in Europe, with the US carmaker seeking new global partnerships as it overhauls its electric vehicle strategy.

Michael Burry, who rose to prominence for his wager against the US housing market ahead of the 2008 financial crisis, warned that Bitcoin’s plunge could deepen into a self-reinforcing “death spiral,” inflicting lasting damage on companies that have spent the past year stockpiling the token.

Ana Botin has never hidden her ambition to build Banco Santander SA into a leading US bank. On Tuesday, she said she’ll spend $12 billion to get there.

When Bob Iger was promoted to chief executive officer of Walt Disney Co. in 2005, he took over a company that was an undeniable force in entertainment and theme parks, but badly in need of rejuvenation.

Pillsbury LLP brought in more than $939 million in revenue last year, a new record as the firm saw gains in tech, finance, and energy work.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s proposal to weaken fair lending protections is a present to Wall Street that would open the “floodgates for discrimination,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other Democrats said.