Labor and Employment
It’s inherently dangerous work, but when it also includes confronting things like “noose” graffiti, the n-word scrawled playfully backwards, racist […]
A recent joint report from Lloyd’s of London and KPMG finds that as much of 85 percent of total business […]
As bring-your-own device policies proliferate and digital storage becomes cheaper and more prevalent, it gets easier to pilfer trade secrets. […]
An increasing number of families of employees who have died of Covid-19 are filing lawsuits against employers. The key question […]
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal by Cargill and a U.S. subsidiary of Swiss-based Nestle SA, over […]
There have been more than 300 Covid-related lawsuits filed in U.S. courts since the beginning of the year, according to […]
A fresh crop of entry-level workers is about to join the workforce. “Generation Z” is currently the term most accepted […]
Plaintiff California Department of Fair Employment and Housing alleges an unnamed engineer, whom it identifies as a Dalit, suffered repeated acts of discrimination, including lower pay and fewer opportunities, at the hands of two supervising engineers.
The 460-plus U.S. Immigration judges, represented by the National Association of Immigration Judges (NAIJ), are suing the agency of the Department of Justice that oversees the immigration courts.
In a time of widespread layoffs, there’s been a spate of class action lawsuits alleging that an employer’s’ COBRA “election […]
Daily Updates
Sign up for our free daily newsletter for the latest news and business legal developments.
