The U.S. Justice Department is settling a long-running Indian trust suit for $380 million, resolving accounting and management claims the Osage Tribe of Oklahoma filed in 1999.

Former federal Judge Jack Camp is scheduled to report to a federal prison in Oklahoma on April 15 to begin serving a 30-day misdemeanor sentence stemming from a liaison with a stripper whom he paid for sex and illegal drugs.

Spouses seeking to be among the first to file for divorce under New York’s new no-fault statute flocked to law offices Tuesday. David M.

An Oklahoma woman who alleged that a Catholic bishop subjected her to “severe and pervasive” gender and age discrimination at work is not entitled to protection by federal employment laws, the 10th Circuit has ruled, making it the latest court to weigh in on the issue of the “ministerial exception.” The circuit concluded that the plaintiff’s duties were not just administrative but also spiritual, therefore granting the church immunity from her suit.

An Oklahoma jury has found the maker of Botox negligent and awarded $15 million to a doctor who says she suffered botulism after using the anti-wrinkle drug.