The US Department of Labor said it is effectively restoring a 1975 five-part test for determining retirement account fiduciary status after two Texas federal courts agreed to vacate a Biden ...

A bankruptcy trustee for a defunct vacuum pump manufacturer sued an Allstate Corp. unit for allegedly refusing to pay claims ...

Janssen Products LP urged a federal appeals court Wednesday to throw out a $1.6 billion False Claims Act judgment, attacking ...

Medical Faculty Associates Inc. was hit with a proposed class action accusing the Washington, D.C., area physicians’ group of ...

A California federal judge significantly narrowed a union’s lawsuit accusing its former HR director of secretly using work ...

The NLRB incorrectly determined that a Missouri acute care hospital violated federal labor law when it stopped recognizing a ...

The Trump administration’s efforts to establish its legal power to terminate officials at the president’s behest poses a ...

ConocoPhillips and Exxon Mobil Corp. were among oil companies that snapped up drilling leases in northern Alaska’s mammoth petroleum reserve in a record auction that drew $163 million in high bids.

A Washington federal judge expressed frustration at a Justice Department lawyer who couldn’t provide the status of a ...

The Interior Department was hit with a lawsuit Wednesday accusing the agency of illegally convening the Endangered Species ...

Utah federal judges declined to extend the Trump-appointed interim US attorney, the first red-state district court to reject ...

An appeal challenging how Wells Fargo & Co. handles 401(k) forfeitures looked shaky Wednesday, when a panel of Eighth Circuit ...