Author Thomas B. Edsall, demographic and strategic trends columnist in the New York Times, marshals a number of sources, including […]
The exercise of accounting judgment can lead to a restatement – an admission that a company’s past financial statements were […]
An appeals court found that employers have on obligation under the Americans with Disabilities Act not only to provide accommodation […]
An employment discrimination lawsuit can continue though a named party has died, an Alabama federal district court ruled. The plaintiff […]
Would contractors be legally empowered to stop work? To halt payments to subcontractors? Should they? A client advisory from McKenna […]
In a letter to a shareholder investment firm, the general counsel of Oracle Corporation defended the compensation package of the […]
The Transport Workers Union, representing ground workers for American Airlines, will be allowed to file a brief in a case […]
By implementing unlimited vacation time, or FTO (Free Time Off), Bloomfire created a culture of respect and trust, without seeing […]
Corporations are typically defendants in class action lawsuits, but not always. On the plaintiff side, they generally are distinct from […]
In a doffing and donning class action, the court did not accept Tyson’s contention that…
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