Labor and Employment

State Law And Video Surveillance Of The Workplace

Employers cite many reasons for subjecting employees to video surveillance. Among them, says a post from the Bradley law firm, […]

In what a post from law firm Jackson Lewis identifies as the first trial of claims under the Illinois Biometric […]

A judge in the Northern District of Georgia has ruled against plaintiffs in a putative class action that alleged Home […]

A legal recruiter was ordered by a federal judge in Austin, Texas to pay his former employer $3.6 million in […]

A ruling from the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals leaves the Biden administration’s vaccine requirement for federal contractors intact. However, […]

Sophisticated cyber-engineering skills are not required. At work here is a new iteration of an old archetype, the con artist […]

The operative term for what happened to a company called SJ Computers is a BEC (“business email compromise”) attack, sometimes […]

The Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (“BIPA”) has spawned numerous lawsuits since it went into effect in 2008, and some […]

Many commentators are misunderstanding – and overstating – the potential consequences of the pending Supreme Court decision in Moore v […]

Economic and political factors that are peripheral in much of the liability insurance market are having an outsized effect on […]