Labor and Employment

Titans Of Real Estate In $2B Trade Secret Battle

One is called “Move,” and it operates Realtor.com for the National Association of Realtors. The other is Zillow, which probably […]

San Francisco First To Adopt Mandatory Paid Family Leave

New parents must be given six weeks of fully paid leave under a new law approved in San Francisco this […]

Courts and Regulators Scrutinizing Independent Contractor Relationships

Avoid retaining the right to discipline workers and make sure the independent contractor is free to decide the manner and method by which…

U.S. Women Soccer Players File Wage Discrimination Fight

Several members of the U.S. women’s soccer team have filed a wage discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation, the […]

Gawker Prevails In Intern Suit

A judge has found that a man who worked at Gawker Media’s video game blog was the primary beneficiary of […]

Unions Score Big, Thanks To Absent Scalia

In a case that serves as the most obvious consequence yet of Justice Antonin Scalia’s sudden death in February, this […]

Blind Man Wins Website Accessibility Lawsuit

In a lawsuit that poses concerns for any business with a website, a judge has ruled that a Colorado luggage […]

California Reaches $15 Minimum Wage Agreement

Lawmakers and labor unions will likely avoid a messy and expensive ballot campaign after reaching a tentative minimum wage agreement. […]

Judge Garland’s Labor Record

Judge Merrick B. Garland, President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee of choice, is widely viewed as a centrist, but Littler Mendelson […]

SCOTUS Allows Statistical Evidence In A Class Action

A recent Supreme Court decision allowed employees to use “representative and statistical evidence” to establish liability in a doffing and […]

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