Labor and Employment

Delaware Supreme Court Considers Tesla Lawsuit Over Elon Musk’s Pay

November 3, 2025

Learn why the Delaware Supreme Court is reviewing a lawsuit challenging Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s record-setting pay and its implications for shareholders.

Managing Legal and Insurance Risks When Using AI in Hiring

October 29, 2025

Learn more about how employers face new regulatory, discrimination, and insurance challenges as the use of AI in hiring expands.

Navigating State-Federal Tensions in Labor Regulation: California’s AB 288 Expands PERB Authority

October 28, 2025

Learn how California’s AB 288 reshapes labor regulation by empowering the state Public Employee Relations Board (PERB) to act when the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is stalled, testing the limits of federal preemption.

Scrutiny Deepens Around DEI Initiatives as DOJ Expands Investigations

October 21, 2025

Read how the DOJ’s investigations into public entities’ DEI initiatives offer private employers a preview of how enforcement may evolve under the current administration.

Managing Risk Around Expression in the Workplace

October 21, 2025

As social media blurs the lines between personal and professional, employers face increasing risks associated with political expression in the workplace.

California Appellate Decision Expands Harassment Liability

October 17, 2025

Discover how a California appellate decision on harassment liability redefines employer responsibility when HR mishandles off-site misconduct complaints.

Arbitration and Class Action Waivers Held Unenforceable in Washington

October 17, 2025

Learn why arbitration and class action waivers in Washington wage cases face steep legal challenges, and what employers must consider after the Geodis ruling.

Court Denies Summary Judgment in Lactating Mother’s Reasonable Accommodation Case

October 9, 2025

Discover why a federal court rejected summary judgment in a “reasonable accommodation” dispute involving lactation needs at a major airport.

Can Employees Still Challenge Noncompetes After the FTC Drops its Appeals?

October 7, 2025

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has dropped its appeals on noncompetes. Learn about the future of employee challenges.

Starbucks Dress Code Dispute Sparks Multi-state Legal Claims

October 3, 2025

Discover why changes in the Starbucks dress code have prompted lawsuits over reimbursement obligations in Illinois, California, and Colorado.

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