On August 20, 2026, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published a proposed settlement agreement in the Federal Register at 91 Fed. Reg. 53857 concerning widely used pesticides. The settlement seeks to resolve
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The Department of Homeland Security is intensifying its immigration enforcement tools, placing greater compliance obligations on employers across the United States. DHS has expanded the E-Verify Status Change Report to give employers
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Imagine for a moment that your job title is general counsel at Jurassic Park, a role that raises its own uniquely terrifying professional hazards. The legal world is no stranger to unusual
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Legal & General (LSE: LGEN) has outperformed the FTSE 100 since the start of 2026, while also holding the distinction of being the index’s highest-yielding stock. The insurer and asset manager has
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Genesis Energy has emerged as a standout performer among infrastructure companies following its second-quarter earnings results, outpacing many of its sector peers. The partnership operates across multiple business segments, including pipeline transportation,
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Johnson Service Group (JSG) has reported a summer recovery that fell short of market expectations, raising concerns among investors about the pace of its rebound. The company, which provides textile services including
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Sandoz is positioning itself for long-term growth by making significant investments in its biosimilar capabilities over the coming years. The Swiss generics and biosimilars giant sees a major commercial opportunity on the
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Pharmaceutical cargo has historically represented the gold standard of supply chain security, with the industry investing heavily in layered protections and advanced technology. The sector has long recognised its lower risk tolerance
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New Jersey and its Division of Gaming Enforcement filed a long-anticipated petition on September 2, 2026, asking the Supreme Court to review and reverse a Third Circuit ruling protecting prediction market operators.
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In coverage litigation, a familiar argument arises when an insurance policy uses two different words: each must mean something distinct from the other. The logic runs that if both words carry identical
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