For the first time in roughly ten years, the typical American job seeker is spending longer searching for work than the government will fund their search. Unemployment benefits expire for most workers
The Federal Trade Commission has published a set of Frequently Asked Questions to put the automobile industry on notice about vehicle pricing compliance. The guidance makes clear that any advertised price must
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Attorneys routinely leave substantial sums of money uncollected by failing to record minor but legitimate increments of billable time each day. A review of another lawyer’s invoices revealed dozens of 0.1-hour time
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Ithaca Energy plc (LSE: ITH) has announced that Chief Executive Officer Luciano Vasques intends to retire by 31 March 2027, triggering a formal board-led succession process. The FTSE 100-listed North Sea oil
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Traders are overwhelmingly betting the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady when it meets later this month, but those assumptions may rest on shaky ground. Futures markets assigned just a 15%
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Poet, playwright and screenwriter Alexandra Pereira has shared her definitive guide to Europe’s finest literary hotels, perfect for writers seeking creative sanctuary. From Paris to Athens, these handpicked properties offer far more
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Cooley has moved to match Milbank’s associate salary scale, doing so without waiting for the traditional signal from Cravath to set the market standard. The development marks a notable shift in how
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A 19-year-old Illinois man is facing terror charges after allegedly attempting a mass shooting at a Hindu temple in Aurora, Illinois. Alexandros Paporakis of Palatine is accused of entering the temple’s parking
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This summer’s transfer window demonstrated the Premier League’s enormous financial muscle, with clubs spending almost £3.5 billion on transfer fees across the period. A notable feature of this window was the high
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The Department of Homeland Security has finalised its 2025 interim rule that materially affects individuals applying to renew their employment authorization documents, known as EADs, as well as their employers. The rule
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Baker McKenzie traces its origins to 1949, when a Chicago lawyer who grew up poor in New Mexico founded the firm on a then-radical premise. That premise was simple but audacious: a
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