Certain interstate truck drivers remain exempt from overtime under federal labor law, an issue playing out in litigation, even as the U.S. Department of Labor has published a new final rule addressing overtime exemptions for other workers. law360.com/employment-aut…

Class actions have been steadily increasing over the past decade, with two firms from New Jersey and New York filing the most suits over the past three years. law360.com/articles/18319…

The EEOC issued its first guidance on workplace harassment since 1999, winning plaudits from lawyers who commended the bias watchdog's thoroughness, though the agency noted that some hotly contested issues may need to be handled case by case. law360.com/employment-aut…

House Republicans raised concerns with federal banking officials about how long it can take their agencies to sign off on proposed bank mergers, a long-standing industry complaint that the lawmakers say a tight 'shot clock' could help address. law360.com/articles/18313…

Once valued at $5.7 billion, Vice Media Group took an important step towards a bankruptcy exit as a smaller, more streamlined company when a judge said he would approve the company's liquidation plan, following a nearly yearlong spell in Chapter 11. law360.com/bankruptcy-aut…

More from Stormy's ex-atty - this is 'technically true' too:

'I don’t think that anyone had ever alleged that there was a *relationship* between Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump. I believe a relationship is an ongoing interaction,' says Keith Davidson who wrote it

In January 2018, news of the Daniels affair began surface. Davidson says the WSJ reached out to him for comment. Both he and Daniels issued denials. Davidson is cagey here.

He disputes that “hush money” was paid to Daniels. He says it was “a consideration.”

The Federal Communications Commission heard from advocates well over 200 times in April as they sought to sway the FCC on net neutrality rules, junk calls and texts, bulk billing deals for broadband service in apartment buildings, and many other issues. law360.com/articles/18307…

The marijuana advocacy and business world responded with guarded optimism after the U.S. Department of Justice's announcement this week that it recommended relaxing restrictions on marijuana for the first time in more than 50 years. law360.com/articles/18317…

Uber was hit with a multimillion-pound claim brought by more than 10,500 drivers of London's black cabs, who say the ride-hailing app operates unlawfully in the capital. law360.com/articles/18327…

In the first of a series of stories on distressed office properties in various U.S. markets, Law360 Real Estate Authority looks at the rise and fall of one Blackstone property in Chicago. law360.com/real-estate-au…

While the United States grapples with a housing shortage amounting to millions of needed units, Switzerland-based real estate investment firm Empira Group is acting on the opportunities it sees in this situation to expand its business across the Atlantic. law360.com/real-estate-au…

A Washington state appeals court sided with Monsanto, undoing a $185 million jury verdict for three teachers who claimed they were sicked by PCBs and ruling the case could be limited by the state's 12-year statute of repose for product liability claims. law360.com/articles/18321…

A Steptoe LLP partner representing former Autonomy CEO Michael Lynch in his criminal fraud jury trial accused the judge overseeing the case of making comments to the jury that are 'one-sided' in a way that prejudices the defense. law360.com/articles/18319…

Back again at the trial of Donald Trump on 34 counts of falsifying business records. Prosecutors say that Trump tried to cover up hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels to keep news of their extramarital affair from going public and hurting his chances in the 2016 election.