Labor and Employment

American Idol Winner Sued By TV Production Company

After winning “American Idol,” Phillip Phillips signed an exclusive management deal with one of the show’s production companies, the now-bankrupt […]

Oracle intends to sue a former senior finance manager, who herself sued the company for retaliation. The former employee says […]

A decision from the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court summary judgment for the policy holder in […]

Women lawyers work longer hours but bill fewer, earn less money than their male counterparts, and get less credit for […]

Law firms are clawing back bonuses, delaying return of capital, and limiting earnings to draws at the time of departure […]

In many cases, it’s taking three weeks or less from petition to election…

Federal law governs who in a company can be solicited for a PAC contribution, and allows employees in a so-called […]

Standing while doing desk work is known to get the blood pumping and put some stress on a few normally […]

A war of words and battle over clients has erupted, between a Harvard law educated Boston labor lawyer and a […]

The OnRamp Fellowship, a two-year-old program for women returning to the legal arena after taking time off, is expanding to […]