Litigation
To be considered a “joint employer,” a company no longer needs to have direct and immediate control over the terms and conditions of the work.
A thumb drive that sat in attorney David E. Kendall’s safe until recently is now the object of intense media […]
After hackers exposed identifying information about the users of Ashley Madison, a web site for cheating spouses and lovers, a […]
If you want to sit down with a Supreme Court litigator, it’ll cost plenty – at least $1,000 an hour, […]
In a survey, FTI Consulting queried 31 in-house counsel from Fortune 1000 companies to get their advice and perspectives on […]
The Association of National Advertisers has launched an insurance product that is intended to protect national advertisers from infringement claims […]
In a letter to FAA Administrator Michael Huerta, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) called on the agency to “take aggressive action” […]
Obama Administration regulations guaranteeing overtime pay and minimum wage protection for nearly 2 million home health care workers were reinstated […]
A federal court in California has ruled that the city of Inglewood can’t use copyright law to shut down a […]
A lawsuit targeting the quasi-governmental National Pork Board and naming Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack as the defendant, dismissed in […]
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