California's 50-year moratorium on new nuclear power plants is facing fresh scrutiny as rising energy demand, climate goals an...
The messy unraveling of Ben & Jerry's unusual post-acquisition independence deal has corporate lawyers asking whether a st...
TV station merger gets challenging - and so does California's oil supply
By Craig Anderson
A federal judge in Sacramento has temporarily blocked the merger of the country's two largest English-language TV station owne...
Even if Anthropic wins its legal fight against the Trump administration's national-security designation, experts say the comme...
The Trump administration's decision to let Live Nation keep Ticketmaster has put 25 states in the rare and unenviable position...
Florida's bid to become a tech hub is being undercut by its own law, legal experts say, with a new rule allowing noncompete cl...
The Trump administration is threatening to designate Anthropic a national security supply-chain risk -- a move legal experts s...
California has lost 17% of its refining capacity in months -- and with more closures looming, experts are debating whether dri...
Could proposed billionaire tax threaten Silicon Valley's economic dominance?
By Craig Anderson
A proposed one-time 5% wealth tax on California's roughly 200 billionaires is sparking debate over whether it will fund health...
A former DOJ official's explosive allegations that political lobbyists corrupted the government's approval of a major tech mer...
Legal experts say the government's push to force Google to sell Chrome is a long shot -- but the underlying finding that Googl...
A quiet but dramatic shift at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is stripping tech companies of one of their most powerful t...
Investor-loss estimates hit record high despite dip in securities filings
By Craig Anderson
Fewer securities class actions were filed in 2025, but the losses investors claimed hit a record $694 billion -- a number expe...
Section 230 turns 30 with bipartisan enemies in Congress, courts steadily chipping away at its protections, and the Silicon Va...
Spooked by shareholder suits and unfavorable rulings, corporations are eyeing Nevada and Texas as alternatives to Delaware -- ...
Elon Musk's feud with Delaware's corporate court set off a scramble that's reshaping where America's biggest companies choose ...
Federal trade secrets lawsuits surged to record highs in 2025 -- and $70 billion in class action settlements, fueled by a bloc...
IPOs climbed 20% in 2025, and attorneys expect another strong year -- with or without the long-awaited public debuts of Anthro...
Corporate bankruptcies hit a 15-year high in 2025 -- and attorneys say the pressure from high interest rates, rising costs and...
The FTC is pushing ahead with its bid to break up Meta -- but legal experts say challenging acquisitions that closed more than...
Tech giants sidestep antitrust scrutiny with 'reverse acquihires' to snag AI talent
By Craig Anderson
Tech giants have found a way to poach AI startup talent and technology without actually buying the companies -- and so far, re...