Workers would get more expansive protections for disabilities under final regulations released Friday that interpret 2008 amendments to the Americans with Disabilities Act.
A man who was mauled while feeding the bears for his employer may collect workers compensation even though he smoked pot beforehand, according to the Montana Supreme Court.
A fired Ropes & Gray partner has filed an age and sex discrimination suit that contends the firm ousted her at age 63 after she complained that her clients were…
A Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer claims in a racial harassment lawsuit that her former supervisor subjected her to more scrutiny than co-workers and made disparaging remarks.
A Justice Department lawsuit supporting a math teacher who wanted a three-week unpaid leave for a Mecca pilgrimage is spurring criticism from former DOJ officials.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that workers are protected from retaliation when they voice complaints about labor law violations, but fail to commit them to writing.
At a time where the casual, disheveled look—made famous by numerous entrepreneurs—exudes power, have lawyers traded in their fitted suits for baggy jeans and sweaters?
Seldom do alleged violations of government open meeting laws result in high-profile litigation. But a hard-fought battle to overturn decades of collective bargaining rights in Wisconsin is a rare exception.
Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Lorie Gildea, painting a dire portrait of how inadequate funding is adversely affecting the state’s judicial system, warned against more budget cuts.
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