CINCINNATI – An attorney for former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder exploded at a federal judge Thursday, accusing him of “tying our hands” during his cross examination out of a purported per...

CINCINNATI – An attorney for former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder exploded at a federal judge Thursday, accusing him of “tying our hands” during his cross examination out of a purported per...

In a closed-door Zoom, Frances Haugen urged investors to force transparency on Mark Zuckerberg's company with their dollars. On Thursday, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen spoke to a national o...

On Thursday, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen spoke to a national organization that convenes investors, telling them that Meta was an unwise place to put their money —specifically the version...

Employee resource groups (ERGs), also known as affinity groups, are employee-driven groups focused on a shared and often protected characteristic, life experience or interest. These groups have pr...

Photo by ASPCA Yesterday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit handed an important win to plaintiffs in a lawsuit challenging North Carolina’s Ag-Gag law, ruling that undercover invest...

skirting federal and state law's tip credit carveouts in a new wage and hour lawsuit filed in Ohio federal court. . . . Stay ahead of the curve In the legal profession, information is the key to su...

claiming the department stores' employees are expected to adhere to a "demanding level of customer service" that leaves the workers shortchanged on pay and missing breaks, among other wage and hour...

(April 7, 2019) A federal judge has ruled that security screening procedures do not count as compensable work time based on the Fair Labor Standards Act, which consequently nullifies state claims ...

This is the fifth part in our 2023 series examining important trends in white collar law and investigations. Up next: crypto enforcement. Takeaways: The SEC’s Division of Enforcement set record-h...