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Celebrity stylist Law Roach says he tries not to be friends with his clients: ‘I want to get paid’0
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- August 17, 2026
Law Roach is careful not to let client relationships get too personal. Speaking on SiriusXM on Saturday, the celebrity stylist said he tries to keep clear boundaries with the people he works for. “I always had a rule not to become friends with clients,” Roach said. He described his relationship with Zendaya as the exception,
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Amazon is trying to crush class-action suits before they get started 0
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- August 16, 2026
YOU AND WE AGREE THAT ANY DISPUTE OR CLAIM RELATING IN ANY WAY TO YOUR USE OF ANY AMAZON SERVICE, OR TO ANY PRODUCTS OR SERVICES SOLD OR DISTRIBUTED BY AMAZON OR THROUGH AMAZON.COM, WILL BE RESOLVED BY BINDING ARBITRATION RATHER THAN IN COURT … Class Action Waiver. YOU AND WE AGREE THAT ANY ARBITRATION
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Randall Lane probably didn’t break the law by accepting $6 million while working at Forbes. He may still pay a price under a 140-year-old doctrine | Fortune 0
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- August 14, 2026
Forbes fired its longtime chief content officer, Randall Lane, in July after discovering he had received an undisclosed payment of about $6 million from RJ Shook, the founder of Shook Research, a firm that has partnered with Forbes since 2016 to publish its rankings of top wealth advisers. Lane, 58, worked at Forbes for 15
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Law firm with ties to Trump administration declines offer to represent migrant children 0

McALLEN, Texas — A small Texas law firm with ties to the Trump administration declined a $150 million federal contract it was offered to represent migrant children traveling alone to the U.S., authorities said Wednesday, raising long-term questions about who would represent them. The administration last week announced plans to award the contract to the