British green-power developer Low Carbon has raised £1.1 billion ($1.3 billion) in a deal that will result in CVC Capital Partners becoming the company’s majority owner.

The litigation finance industry — a $20 billion market that channels capital from investors to lawyers chasing corporate malfeasance — faces an array of hurdles in the form of regulatory changes, ...

US authorities believe the man suspected of fatally shooting a National Guard member and seriously wounding another in Washington, DC, was radicalized while in the US, Homeland Security Secretary ...

SCOTUSBlog co-founder Tom Goldstein identified Parabellum Capital as the litigation funder he used to pay off seven-figure ...

A group of YouTubers filed a putative copyright class action accusing Nvidia Corp. of illegally circumventing protective ...

The Seventh Circuit hears arguments this week in a long-running Chicago immigration dispute that dates back to President ...

Altimmune Inc. investors voluntarily dismissed claims it overhyped topline trial results of a liver disease treatment before ...

The Trump administration will soon have a chance to argue before a federal appellate court its novel reinterpretation of ...

Fallen DNA testing firm 23andMe won court approval of a bankruptcy plan that includes settlements to provide up to $62 ...

Amazon won a court order temporarily blocking enforcement of New York’s statute attempting to claim jurisdiction over private ...

A US judge cut by one third a requested $4.9 million attorney fee award for the settlement of wage and hour litigation ...

Zscaler Inc., a cloud security and software company riding a wave in demand for artificial intelligence products, awarded a ...