Litigation
Minor-league baseball players seeking fairer pay were dealt a setback this week when a judge rejected their bid for class […]
How far should such an investigation go? At what point should it stop? What factors do you need to weigh in order to answer to make a defensible decision?
Clients faced with liability for legacy environmental harms must make a critical assessment of their exposure and the potential recovery from other […]
A federal court in Kansas has ruled that communications between employees can be privileged, even if no attorney was directly […]
The Department of Labor under President Obama has been taking a hard line approach to independent contractor classification, but the […]
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. did not permit, then cover up, a pervasive bribery scheme by officials at its Mexico unit, a […]
Companies should consider very carefully what types of cyber-breach events and losses they consider possible and do whatever they can […]
In 2014, Harvard Law professor Richard J. Lazarus noticed that the Supreme Court was routinely revising its decisions, altering them […]
The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice has ruled that a “neutral” policy prohibiting employees from wearing visible […]
Entertainment lawyer Jonathan Vigoda’s widow, Susan Strack, claims pop icon Stevie Wonder owes more than $7 million. Vigoda represented Wonder […]
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