The Third Circuit suggested it may be premature to hear Hunter Biden's appeal of a Delaware federal court's denial of his three motions to dismiss felony firearm charges. law360.com/articles/18268…

The National Hockey League's governing board on Thursday afternoon approved the transfer of the Arizona Coyotes franchise to the owners of the NBA's Utah Jazz and shuttered the Arizona team for now, according to a statement. law360.com/articles/18252…

The office that regulates Connecticut attorneys wants a lawyer with a decadelong history of failing to respond to grievances and information requests to be found in contempt and immediately suspended for failing to comply with a trust account audit. law360.com/articles/18261…

Against the backdrop of protracted war, the SEC is urging U.S.-listed Israeli companies to disclose more details describing how the Israel-Hamas conflict is affecting their operations in order to keep investors apprised of risks, lawyers say. law360.com/pulse/articles…

A Florida state judge on Wednesday denied a former Greenberg Traurig partner's request for a cyberstalking injunction against a social media influencer, saying the petitioner did not show enough evidence to justify it. law360.com/articles/18267…

The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced five judicial nominees Thursday, including U.S. District Judge Nancy L. Maldonado, a nominee for the Seventh Circuit, whom Republicans had questioned about a backlog of cases in her court. law360.com/articles/18265…

The estranged wife of alleged TelexFree Ponzi schemer Carlos Wanzeler said plaintiffs in a decade-old civil suit are 'hounding' her for information they already have and urged a Massachusetts federal court to free her from the 'litigation purgatory.' law360.com/articles/18268…

The EEOC recently suggested that software vendor Workday may be liable if its AI-powered hiring tools unlawfully screen out certain groups of applicants, a position that experts said could encourage private class actions if courts agree. law360.com/employment-aut…

Federal prosecutors told a New Jersey federal judge the latest bid by ex-attorney Michael Kwasnik to undo his conviction and 18-year prison sentence for defrauding his clients of $13 million should meet the same fate as his previous efforts — dismissal. law360.com/articles/18267…

House Energy and Commerce Committee leaders said Wednesday that they are 'fired up' to finally push long-running efforts to enact a federal data privacy framework across the finish line. law360.com/articles/18259…

Sean Foley, who died suddenly in September, was one of the world's top experts in an area of international tax known as transfer pricing, where he became the global leader of KPMG's practice. law360.com/articles/18259…

In its second review of drug-fueled, baseball bat killings during the presidency of George H.W. Bush, the U.S. Supreme Court pondered steering an Arizona man's capital punishment challenge toward conclusion. law360.com/articles/18073…

Hawaii's attorney general on Wednesday released findings from the first report of a three-part investigation into how state and county governments responded to the wildfires that ignited on the island of Maui last year. law360.com/articles/18265…

A Manhattan federal jury found a cryptocurrency trader guilty Thursday of illegally taking $110 million out of Mango Markets by inflating the value of its tokens, then borrowing against that valuation to suck the value out of the decentralized exchange. law360.com/articles/18268…

A judicial ethics panel has concluded that recusal isn't automatically required for the Fifth Circuit judge whose financial disclosures have fueled calls for his disqualification from litigation challenging the CFPB's $8 credit card late fee rule. law360.com/articles/18266…

The Manhattan judge overseeing jury selection in Donald Trump's hush money trial on Thursday excused two sworn jurors, with one saying she couldn't be impartial after all and a second who the district attorney said may have lied about his past. law360.com/articles/18268…

A former JPMorgan stock analyst testifying Wednesday in the criminal fraud trial of former Autonomy CEO Michael Lynch said that he 'took pleasure in winding up Lynch' and once even used a Hitler analogy to describe his performance. law360.com/articles/18265…

Johnson & Johnson's attorney urged a Florida jury Wednesday to look beyond the emotion in the case of a longtime baby powder user who died from cancer and to the science and the evidence. law360.com/articles/18261…

A California federal judge will not sanction attorneys representing Google Maps customers in an antitrust action for their 'numerous and excessively long footnotes.' law360.com/articles/18267…

A bill requiring ByteDance Ltd. to divest TikTok or face a ban in the U.S. was included in the package of national security bills House Republicans introduced on Wednesday, which gives a longer runway to sell the app. law360.com/articles/18259…