Compliance

DOJ’s Tough Talk Sees First Test

The case over Wells Fargo’s acknowledgment that its employees opened as many as two million bogus accounts, and in some […]

Alaska Air, Virgin Make Case For $2.6B Merger

The Justice Department last week heard arguments from Alaska Air Group and Virgin America in defense of their proposed $2.6 […]

Decades-Old Racketeering Suit Still Haunting State Farm

A federal judge has certified a class action in a case that alleges State Farm lied about supporting a state […]

DOL’s New Overtime Regulations

Five steps that employers can take, including the important step of deciding whether to provide salary increases or…

Seattle To Regulate How Retailers Schedule Workers

Seattle this week became the second major U.S. city to pass a “secure scheduling” law, which regulates how large retailers […]

DOJ Says FBI Agent Posing As Reporter Broke No Rules

When an FBI agent in Seattle posed as an AP reporter in 2007, a watchdog investigation has concluded that it […]

What Expanding Joint Employer Rules Mean for You

The recent trend of expanding joint employer liability means companies need to carefully analyze their potential joint employer status to […]

Celebrity Breakup Tests Fertility Precedent

In 2013, actress Sofia Vergara and her then-boyfriend Nick Loeb sought to have a child through in-vitro fertilization, with the […]

Congressional Report Details Massive OPM Hack

A hack at the federal Office of Personnel Management likely “exfiltrated” information pertaining to millions of background checks and more than…

Link To A Pirate And You’re A Pirate, Says Europe High Court

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that knowingly posting links to copyrighted material can under some […]

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