Compliance

Worker Protections Rolling Back Under Trump

June 6, 2017

Under President Donald Trump, federal occupational safety rules are being altered or rolled back. With the successor to David Michaels […]

Antitrust Implications Of Wage And Benefit Surveys

June 6, 2017

The exchange of wage and benefit information between competitors is not necessarily an antitrust violation, but it can be. It […]

The Life Cycle Of A Data Breach

June 6, 2017

There are good reasons to think of a data breach not as an event, and not as an information technology […]

12-Year High For Employee Drug Tests

June 5, 2017

A study found an uptick in the percentage of positive urine drug tests among workers in 2016, when it hit […]

Avoid Legal Pitfalls When Marketing Your Law Firm Online

June 2, 2017

When advertising online, most law firms will be acutely aware of state bar and ABA regulations, but in addition they […]

Improve Compliance Programs to Avoid Government Investigations

May 31, 2017

Government investigations by enforcement or regulatory authorities cost companies millions in legal fees and settlements and can become a major […]

Trade Secret “Inevitable Disclosure” Not Dead Yet

May 31, 2017

Some have assumed that the doctrine of inevitable disclosure was put to rest by the passage of the Defend Trade […]

Fingerprint “Time Clock” Garners Class Action

May 31, 2017

An employment case filed in the Northern District of Illinois has opened a “new employment frontier,” says a post from […]

Another Big Company Bans Telecommuting

May 30, 2017

IBM joins a handful of companies that have backtracked on the movement to allow employees to work from home. While […]

Online Anonymous Trashing Of Co By Former Employee Upheld In CA

May 24, 2017

A California appeals court has reversed a decision that would have required an online site called Glassdoor to identify someone […]

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