Sorren, a private-equity-backed accounting network formed from 13 local firms, has launched an affiliated law practice in the latest attempt to draw legal services into a broader professional-services platform without crossing rules that reserve…
The federal government is suspending Affordable Care Act coverage for more than 760,000 people it says were enrolled fraudulently or without adequate proof of eligibility, an enforcement action that will test how aggressively agencies…
The University of California, San Francisco has rejected a Justice Department finding that its medical school discriminated against white and Asian applicants, setting up a possible federal lawsuit over how the institution evaluates race…
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to pause a California ruling that identifies a married couple as the legal parents of a child born through a disputed surrogacy arrangement. Justice Elena Kagan denied the…
A federal judge has dismissed Michigan’s antitrust case against four major oil companies and the American Petroleum Institute, finding that the state had not connected the alleged conspiracy closely enough to the energy overcharges…
A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Missouri to use a Republican-backed congressional map, but the plan remains on hold while the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether it can take effect before…
The company behind the software used during California’s troubled February 2025 bar exam has agreed to pay $1.35 million to resolve a class action brought by exam takers, according to a proposed settlement filed…
Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery have reached an agreement with California and 11 other US states that removes a major obstacle to their proposed $110 billion merger. The settlement, filed in the US…
A Michigan federal judge convicted of driving while intoxicated will remain on paid leave for another year and undergo treatment for alcohol use disorder as part of an agreement resolving judicial misconduct complaints. U.S.…
The Trump administration has turned to the US Supreme Court in an effort to overturn a ruling that allowed Georgetown University scholar Badar Khan Suri to remain free after he was detained over his…
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