Industry groups and immigration advocates are urging the US Labor Department to exempt a wide swath of occupations from requirements for sponsoring foreign workers for permanent residency as the agency considers revisiting those rules in response to an executive order on artificial intelligence technology.

Dario J. Frommer has rejoined Mayer Brown as a partner in the public policy, regulatory and government affairs practice in Los Angeles, the firm said Wednesday.

Eugene Scalia has become the face of big business’ fight to rein in what it sees as government overreach under President Joe Biden.

A Republican-backed measure (A.B. 3080) that would make it harder for minors to access pornography sites has garnered widespread bipartisan support toward a floor vote soon in the California Assembly.

Landlords hurting from the commercial real estate downturn are heading for more trouble in bankruptcy court as retailers continue to face headwinds from stubbornly high inflation and interest rates.

Calls for Delaware’s legislature to overturn a landmark court decision are dividing the state’s corporate bar over whether a statutory fix would be an overcorrection.

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BNP Paribas SA, the European Union’s biggest bank, has effectively ceased underwriting bonds for oil and gas producers, representing one of the most dramatic crackdowns on fossil fuels among the world’s major financial firms.

Eugene Scalia has become the face of big business’ fight to rein in what it sees as government overreach under President Joe Biden.

Calls for Delaware’s legislature to overturn a landmark court decision are dividing the state’s corporate bar over whether a statutory fix would be an overcorrection.

Richard Robbins is about a week into his role as Reed Smith’s first director of applied artificial intelligence, but—in a sign of how quickly the area is developing—there’s already a lot on his plate.

The US needs to shield Americans from the risks posed by artificial intelligence while promoting the emerging technology with at least $32 billion in annual government spending to stay ahead of rivals like China, according to a highly anticipated policy blueprint from a bipartisan group of senators.

When Joaquin Gonzalez appeared before the en banc Fifth Circuit on Tuesday, he had already tested out his case before another panel, over a thousand miles away in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Conservative lawmakers are threatening to enact a nationwide ban on abortion should they win decisively in November, and they’re doing their best in the interim to make it harder for people to end pregnancies even in states where it’s still lawful to do so.

DLA Piper’s Julie Dunne, Garrett Kennedy, and Melody Lilazy address the DOL’s final rule on overtime, and how employers can prepare.

A former Amplity Inc. employee can proceed to trial with a suit alleging the company failed to accommodate her request for religious exemption from its mandatory Covid-19 vaccine policy, a federal judge said.

SEC-approved rules aimed at fostering diverse boards for companies listed on Nasdaq encountered pointed questions at the right-leaning Fifth Circuit on Tuesday, as the full court reviewed a three-judge panel’s decision backing the regulations.

The embattled head of the <-bsp-person state="{"_id":"0000018f-78ed-de3b-adcf-faef4fe60000","_type":"00000160-6f41-dae1-adf0-6ff519590003"}">Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. pledged to overhaul the regulator’s culture, eschewing calls to step down after a probe found that for years some employees endured sexual harassment and discrimination on the job.

Eugene Scalia has become the face of big business’ fight to rein in what it sees as government overreach under President Joe Biden.

Richard Robbins is about a week into his role as Reed Smith’s first director of applied artificial intelligence, but—in a sign of how quickly the area is developing—there’s already a lot on his plate.

The US needs to shield Americans from the risks posed by artificial intelligence while promoting the emerging technology with at least $32 billion in annual government spending to stay ahead of rivals like China, according to a highly anticipated policy blueprint from a bipartisan group of senators.

When Joaquin Gonzalez appeared before the en banc Fifth Circuit on Tuesday, he had already tested out his case before another panel, over a thousand miles away in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Conservative lawmakers are threatening to enact a nationwide ban on abortion should they win decisively in November, and they’re doing their best in the interim to make it harder for people to end pregnancies even in states where it’s still lawful to do so.

DLA Piper’s Julie Dunne, Garrett Kennedy, and Melody Lilazy address the DOL’s final rule on overtime, and how employers can prepare.