Labor & Employment

U.S. Women Soccer Players File Wage Discrimination Fight

Several members of the U.S. women’s soccer team have filed a wage discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation, the […]

A judge has found that a man who worked at Gawker Media’s video game blog was the primary beneficiary of […]

In a case that serves as the most obvious consequence yet of Justice Antonin Scalia’s sudden death in February, this […]

In a lawsuit that poses concerns for any business with a website, a judge has ruled that a Colorado luggage […]

Lawmakers and labor unions will likely avoid a messy and expensive ballot campaign after reaching a tentative minimum wage agreement. […]

Judge Merrick B. Garland, President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee of choice, is widely viewed as a centrist, but Littler Mendelson […]

A recent Supreme Court decision allowed employees to use “representative and statistical evidence” to establish liability in a doffing and […]

An advertising conference in Miami became a forum to discuss persistent gender and racial disparities in the industry. The conference […]

Forced departures from law firms are likely becoming more common as the market softens, and the fallout for the law […]

A final rule requiring employers to disclose their retention of anti-union consultants, along with the fees paid to retain them, […]