Rosenberg & Estis PC has launched a new web page that aims to provide legal analysis and guidance regarding New York City's luxury second-homes tax, also known as the pied-à-terre tax, ...

Creditors of Hughes Satellite Systems are seeking the right to propose their own Chapter 11 plan. LIV Golf secured approval for $53.6 million in bankruptcy financing and a $300 million restructuring ...

Despite IRS arguments to the contrary, Meta Platforms told the U.S. Tax Court that it didn't concede that stock option costs need to be included in cost-sharing agreements between affiliates in a ...

Meta has pulled into Georgia federal court a lawsuit claiming a company data center is a water-polluting nuisance, saying a claim invoking the U.S. Constitution means the case doesn't belong before a ...

Abbott Laboratories has convinced a Michigan federal judge that a former employee's sex discrimination and retaliation lawsuit belongs in Illinois.

The Second Circuit recently sided with Starbucks in a ruling that makes it easier for companies to defend dress code policies against unfair labor practice challenges, but employers shouldn't read it ...

Lawyers who won a $38 million jury verdict for a man exonerated of murder have asked a Connecticut federal judge to force the city of New Haven to pay nearly $7.5 million in costs and fees, arguing it ...

A clothing boutique owner urged a New Jersey appellate court Monday to revive her sexual harassment claim against her landlord, arguing that the state's discrimination law applies to commercial ...

Freshfields LLP apologized on Monday "unreservedly" for a comment about Middle Eastern investors after a leaked email exchange between the firm's global managing partner and another senior lawyer at ...

Kingspan has denied a £69 million ($92 million) claim by construction company Equans, arguing that it did not compromise the safety of a tower block complex by deliberately misleading Equans over the ...

A U.S. engineering company has accused a Scottish rival of infringing its patent for a subsea safety system used in offshore rigs, asking a London court for an injunction to halt its opponent's sales.

Europe's patent court has dismissed an appeal from a Belgian technology company to amend its patent in an infringement dispute with Yealink, ruling that it filed the request too late.