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Restrictive Covenants in the U.S. and Europe

U.S. courts generally enforce non-compete agreements, but the standards of enforcement vary from state to state. Only California, North Dakota, […]

A labor relations audit by an outside source can reveal what employees really think when they have no fear of […]

Because of the potential for significant liability if an independent contractor is ruled to be an employee (e.g., unpaid wages, […]

In a Today’s General Counsel article, the writer, the general counsel of a cybersecurity technology company, argues his case in […]

A report issued last week by risk advisory firm Verisk Maplecroft says that illegal and abusive treatment of migrant workers […]

When it decided to classify Internet service providers (ISPs) as common carriers, the Federal Communications Commission did more than establish […]

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a Labor Department rule barring employers from collecting tips given to waiters […]

Fears that Chinese courts are protectionist, biased and anti-foreigner are misplaced, writes Jack Ellis, blogging on the IAM website. On […]

The Sherlock Holmes stories are now in the public domain, but the Sherlock Holmes trademark is still owned by the […]

The SEC is definitely bullish on its Dodd-Frank Whistleblower program, judging from its report to Congress a few months ago […]