The US Supreme Court will decide when an individual can sue to invalidate a law under which they’ve already been convicted.

The US Supreme Court won’t consider a decision striking down a Montana law that requires a doctor to get a parent’s notarized ...

The US Supreme Court revised the question it plans to answer when it reviews a case asking how much flexibility pension ...

Honeywell International Inc. must face a lawsuit challenging how it calculates certain optional pension formats, a federal ...

What is now a near two-year rebound in deals has given firms the green light to hire their next superstar, and the M&A ...

Chief Justice John Roberts was most often in the majority this term, dissenting in just two of the 58 argued cases that the ...

European sustainability reporting rules that kicked in last year face a drastic rethink, as EU technocrats work to simplify ...

Opinion: Legal scholar John Shu says a ban or restriction on direct-to-consumer drug advertisements would be illogical and ...

A federal court’s decision to pause mass firings and restructuring at the US Department of Health and Human Services doesn’t ...

The US Supreme Court’s choice to take up a dispute next term over activist investors’ ability to challenge corporate ...

The US Supreme Court agreed to consider if New Jersey’s public transit system can be held liable for accidents.

The US Supreme Court agreed to decide whether states can ban transgender girls and women from competing for their schools on female athletic teams, heeding conservative calls to consider further ...