Michael Cohen waited in vain Monday to be called as the final, rebuttal witness. The grand jury is not expected to meet again until Wednesday.

The whiskey maker says the toy infringes on its trademark by mimicking its bottle design. An appeals court said it's protected by the First Amendment.

If Donald Trump is criminally indicted in New York, he'll have a mugshot taken and be swabbed for DNA. Secret Service will never leave his side.

While Trump faces the possibility of indictment for his "hush-money" payment to Stormy Daniels, a similar case unfolded in 2011 against John Edwards.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg privately reassured employees that they would be protected from intimidation, Politico reported.

A final witness must testify Monday before the Manhattan grand jury that's been hearing evidence since mid-January can vote, a source tells Insider.

Larry R. Brock was found guilty on six January 6-related charges in November, which included the felony of?obstruction of an official proceeding.

Boeing's lawyers say "evidence shows that death was instantaneous" and any speculation about pain experienced during the 737 MAX crash is "unfounded."

Clara Wu Tsai spoke to Insider about hosting a coming job fair with the Reform Alliance at Brooklyn's Barclays Center.

Former President Trump in a Saturday post on Truth Social claimed that any potential charges would be "BASED ON AN OLD & FULLY DEBUNKED FAIRYTALE."

Students say the BloomTech coding boot camp, which has raised money from GV and Ashton Kutcher, advertised false placement rates into tech jobs.

A Texas man is seeking $1 million each from his ex-wife's friends who texted her about her efforts to get an abortion, according to the lawsuit.

Philadelphia Police Sgt. James Graber Jr. is accused of assaulting three people after someone started playing hip-hop or R&B music on a bar's jukebox.

A Manhattan grand jury may soon indict Donald Trump while the ex-president is in his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida.

Jeffrey Epstein's victims — and his brother — are still waiting for answers from the DOJ inspector general, more than three years later.

Former President Donald Trump's election challenges have resulted in numerous sanctions for lawyers representing him or working on his behalf.

Other Tiger Woods girlfriends said he made them sign NDAs. Erica Herman's lawsuit and claims involving sexual abuse are testing the legal walls around the golfer's life.

Trump attorney Joe Tacopina explains why Trump blew off the Manhattan 'hush money' grand jury and why he thinks the case has 'absolutely no legal merit.'

New bills take aim at doctors providing trans health care and change custody law to classify providing gender-affirming care as abuse.

As Michael Cohen went inside to testify, he said it's 'been a long time coming' and that he's not seeking revenge, just to hold Trump 'accountable.'

Michael Cohen is testifying against Trump inside a grim, 4th-floor room overlooking a concrete courtyard. Here's what the secret process looks like.

A US worker on parental leave "doesn't have a greater right to benefits or employment than somebody who's not," a law professor told Insider.

Justice Russell Brown was punched twice in the face after he followed hotel guests he had met at the bar to their room, according to a police report.

As a key witness to the $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels, Trump's lawyer-turned-nemesis may present the final evidence before a NY indictment vote.

Trump can lie on 'Untruth Social,' but not to a grand jury, Cohen said Friday before starting a 'long' meeting with Manhattan prosecutors.

Trump's 2016 campaign manager and former advisor can directly link Trump to an illegal $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels, Michael Cohen has alleged.

AI companies believe their platforms should be able to learn from copyrighted material without triggering lawsuits. Copyright law disagrees, writes John Eden.

Vice Media, whose CEO, Nancy Dubuc, made a sudden exit in February, is facing legal action from vendors over fees as it continues to search for a buyer.

The settlement, revealed in court papers in Florida, is Manafort's consequences for hiding assets in some 20 foreign bank accounts from the IRS.

The Trump Org's fraud case could be delayed because defense attorneys claim there's so much evidence it would take one person 15 months to review.

"Truth serum" comes in several forms, including sodium pentothal. Find out how the drugs work to make it more difficult — but not impossible — to lie.

Employees found nooses hung at an ExxonMobil plant, but the company didn't do enough to protect workers, a federal agency says in a new lawsuit.

Lawyers for Trump and his business say the attorney general's accusations are far too complicated, and they need 6 extra months to prepare for trial.

Attorney General Letitia James also said in court papers she may try to redepose Donald and Eric Trump.

Beckham sued Nike in November, alleging breach of contract. A judge this week declined a Nike request to close the courtroom for a hearing.

As sportswear becomes more high-tech and counterfeits multiply, Nike is making more trips to the courthouse. Here's a list of some recent lawsuits.

"We Build The Wall's" director resigned Tuesday. But it has one final victim: its defense lawyer, who's not getting paid and has to stay on the case.

Attorneys are leveraging their own tech backgrounds to help tech startups address AI in the medical-device, electric-vehicle, and other industries.

They've had as many on-camera break-ups and make-ups as Bennifer. Still, Trump's former fixer and the Manhattan DA's office are going steady again.

Donald Trump and his business are tangled in a wide array of significant federal and local investigations and lawsuits. Here's where they all stand.

Klausner is taking his legal theories to court in a suit against SPAC sponsor GigCapital that could have far-reaching consequences for the market.

The age of consent in Japan has not changed since 1907. The proposal is part of a wider push to overhaul sex crime legislation.

Thousands of former Twitter employees are fighting for better severance pay through arbitration, a costly process for employers.

What is a commonwealth, and why are only four of the 50 states in the United States commonwealths?

The fast food restaurants employed more than 150 kids, some as young as 14, at hours prohibited by federal law, according to the Department of Labor.

The drummer of a heavy metal band alleged Elon Musk's pay package goes "beyond the bounds of reasonable judgment." He sued to get the plan rescinded.

Sara Jacqueline King, a licensed attorney in California, allegedly secured 97 loans for nonexistent clients, a lawsuit claims.