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A series of Supreme Court decisions in favor of police and prosecutors have created a justice system that “undermines the […]
Dickstein Shapiro has shrunk by 40 percent in five years, but new leaders for the Washington firm say key changes […]
In a recent case of reports downloaded from Salesforce.com that ended up in the hands of a company’s competitor, the Delaware Court of Chancery ruled that password protection alone was not sufficient to maintain trade secret status.
Administrators at more than 100 Community Health Systems hospitals created a scheme to charge Medicaid for unnecessary patient care, and allegedly fired employees who failed to go along with it. The hospital will now pay nearly $100 million to settle nine whistleblower lawsuits.
The EEOC has filed the first lawsuit to challenge a company wellness program under the Americans With Disabilities Act. After […]
The lawsuits that proved pivotal to shaping the Internet as we know it today are profiled by The Verge. They […]
The order follows a Virginia legislative commission audit that found that as many as a third of employers in some industries misclassify workers.
Should internet service providers (ISPs) be able to sell “fast lanes” to content providers that are willing to pay for […]
In July, an ExamSoft technical glitch botched the bar exam upload for thousands of applicants. It took until this week […]
A federal judge arrested for domestic abuse is entering a treatment program, his attorney says. U.S. District Judge Mark Fuller […]
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