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Billion Dollar Lead Paint Lawsuit Won’t Go Away

In California, a lawsuit targeting three lead paint manufacturers is at 17 years and counting. Plaintiffs are 10 California cities […]

Are Harassment Hotlines Just Hokum?

In countering an onslaught of sexual harassment claims by former female employees, 21st Century Fox has pointed to an employee […]

Watch Out When Opting For “VPN” Internet Connections

Now that Congress and the Trump administration have blocked proposed Obama administration internet privacy rules, internet providers will be free […]

Firms Establishing “Cannabis” Practice Groups

As legalization of marijuana takes hold across more and more U.S. jurisdictions, cannabis as law firm specialty is taking hold […]

An Expert Conversation About “Proportionality”

E-Discovery software company Exterro convened three experts to discuss a recent case where the concept of “proportionality,” as addressed by […]

Liability When An Employee Refuses Medical Treatment

How should employers react when an employee is injured on the job, or presents with some medical condition, but refuses […]

For Nurses, A Plague Of Workplace Injuries

Normally not considered “hard labor” like construction or work on a loading dock, many nursing jobs involve repeated and unpredictable […]

FCC Chair Wants To Nix Cell Phone Calls On Planes

The Federal Communications Commission Chairman said he heard the thousands of comments from air travelers aghast at the commission’s consideration […]

Wells Fargo Clawing Back $75M From Former Execs

Wells Fargo has pinned blame for its fraudulent account scandal on two former executives, moving this week to claw back […]

Judge’s Widow Files Discrimination Suit Against State Board That Employed Him

The widow of a California administrative judge has filed a discrimination suit against the state board where he worked. The California Unemployment […]

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