St. Lucie County court filing names CEO Albert Bourla and cites Pfizer's Tampa hub to establish jurisdiction.

A Manhattan federal judge skipped sanctions but warned law firms that leaning on AI could leave junior lawyers undertrained.

A New Orleans appeals panel hears arguments Tuesday over whether UT campuses can restrict protests after 10 p.m.

The Senate's unanimous vote pairs with Evans' FIRE Act, which split Colorado's delegation along party lines back in April.

A new City Council proposal would cover two- and three-family rentals built before 1983, including 17 East Boston properties undergoing conversion.

The ruling upholds the fee caps but preserves avenues for attorneys to challenge final fee allocations, clearing the way for payments to 21,750 Lahaina wildfire claimants.

Vendor-funded booze and $864 beef tenderloin at a Greg Hegarty send-off drew sharp words from Denver's ethics board.

State Rep. Wyman Duggan is the GOP's presumptive frontrunner, but Mayor Deegan still leads him 53%-33% in an August poll.

Amazon will stop asking local officials to sign data center NDAs, amid broader concerns about secrecy around such projects.

Portland Metro Chamber wants a judge to freeze the arts tax increase while the case plays out.

A Commerce City homeowner says Unlock's cash-advance contract could leave her owing a quarter of her home's value in a decade.

Council President Darrell O'Quinn calls it “Jim Crow 2.0” as Birmingham debates who should run its 2,000-acre park system.

Eight aldermen wanted answers on videos starring Mayor Brandon Johnson. The nonprofit sent nobody, and now its city dollars are on the line.