Jack McLoone

The Internal Revenue Service released its weekly internal revenue bulletin Friday, which included guidance for group health plans and health insurers to calculate out-of-network healthcare coverage for 2026.

The Internal Revenue Service on Friday released its weekly internal revenue bulletin, which included proposed regulations that would remove rules that allow revenue officials to look through the corporate owners of real estate investment entities to determine whether they are domestically controlled.

The Third Circuit in November will hear a pair of disputes over awards handed out in New Jersey federal court, including a nearly $4 million attorney fee for class counsel representing BMW drivers and a $70 million win for Sandoz Inc. in a contract battle over blood pressure medicine.

Polyvinyl chloride pipe manufacturers facing antitrust claims over 2020 price increases have told an Illinois federal judge the purchaser plaintiffs have failed to plausibly show there was a per se price-fixing conspiracy, so their suit should be dismissed.

An Oregon federal judge has halted the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' plans to revoke federal funding for teen sexual health education programs that included "gender ideology," agreeing with states that this is likely a case of executive overreach.

The Internal Revenue Service's weekly bulletin, issued Friday, included plans to partially revoke and revise proposed regulations for the corporate alternative minimum tax.

The Internal Revenue Service's weekly bulletin, issued Friday, included plans to partially revoke and revise proposed regulations for the corporate alternative minimum tax.

The Internal Revenue Service's weekly bulletin, issued Friday, included the withdrawal of a pair of proposed regulations for a narrow set of tax-free corporate separation deals known as spinoffs and a multiyear reporting regime for those transactions.

The Internal Revenue Service's weekly bulletin, issued Friday, included final rules that allow workers reaching retirement age to catch up on their savings by making additional contributions above the annual limits to their employer-sponsored retirement plans.

The Internal Revenue Service's weekly bulletin, issued Friday, included the near doubling of the statutory value of an income tax credit for producing electricity in line with a regularly scheduled increase tied to inflation.

A former federal prosecutor and senior counsel for former President Barack Obama has joined Italian digital media technology and life sciences firm Portolano Cavallo to bolster its cross-border capabilities, it announced Thursday.

Baker McKenzie welcomed a former Federal Bureau of Investigation senior counselor to its Washington, D.C., office who joins as a partner and co-chair of its national security practice, the firm announced Wednesday.

Baker McKenzie welcomed a former Federal Bureau of Investigation senior counselor to its Washington, D.C., office who joins as a partner and co-chair of its national security practice, the firm announced Wednesday.

A property management company reached a $200,000 settlement to end an EEOC lawsuit accusing it of punishing an employee for taking medical leave to recover from a stroke by placing her on a performance improvement plan, the parties said Tuesday.

While Poland is planning a sizable increase to its corporate tax rate for banks, it also plans to cut another bank tax, the country's Ministry of Finance said.

A Connecticut marketing software company failed to protect more than 232,000 customers' personal health information from hackers who accessed it through a third-party tool in December and then didn't notify customers for months, a proposed class action claims.

A deputy international tax counsel for the U.S. Department of the Treasury has been elevated to serve as acting counsel, he said in a post on LinkedIn.

A New Jersey federal judge wasn't swayed by new arguments brought by parents of a Seton Hall University sophomore who died during a COVID-19 isolation period, saying their contract-related claims failed to establish one existed at all.

The Third Circuit has backed the dismissal of a mixed-use project developer's million-dollar lawsuit against the Pittsburgh Zoning Board of Adjustment over variance delays caused by a conflict of interest dispute, saying its due process rights weren't violated.

The Internal Revenue Service's weekly bulletin, issued Friday, included revised proposed rules for the corporate alternative minimum tax that will accommodate different approaches to calculating a partnership's investment income.