Litigation

Supreme Court Deals Blow To Workers’ Rights

In a five to four decision, with Trump appointee Neil Gorsuch tipping the balance, the Supreme Court ruled that employers […]

Meet The World’s Most Consequential Regulator

Ireland’s data protection commissioner, Helen Dixon, will soon gain vast new powers to investigate and fine companies with headquarters in […]

Uber Does An About Face On Non-Disclosure

Uber has ended forced arbitration and the requirement that passengers, drivers and employees refrain from speaking publicly about sexual harassment […]

Elite FLA Firm Accused Of Bribery, Stiffing Client

A Fort Lauderdale law firm known for helping George Bush’s case in his year 2000 election victory and for winning […]

Business Continuity Plan for the Legal Department

The list of potential business disruptors is long and disturbing, from flooding, tornadoes, and fires to computer viruses and active […]

Massive Slip-And-Fall Scheme Alleged In New York

Five men have been charged in what federal prosecutors in Manhattan say was a massive litigation fraud that involved doctors, […]

Disgraced Chef Harassed Employees, Owner Didn’t Pay Them

A labor lawsuit against chef Mario Batali and restaurateur Joe Bastianich has been settled for $2.2 million. A former busser […]

Does Your Boss Own Your Brain?

If a prospective hire approaches a company with a new business idea, that company’s lawyers must determine when the idea […]

Bankruptcy Professionals $348 Million – Employees $0

When Toys “R” Us tried to refinance about $200 million of its total $5 billion in debt about a year […]

Racketeering Suit Filed Against Bankruptcy Consulting Firm

Well-known restructuring specialist Jay Alix has filed suit under the RICO Act against McKinsey & Company. He accuses the management-consulting […]

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