Walsh v. Getch, Inc. is only the tip of the wage theft iceberg Washington, DCOn July 25, the U.S. Department of Labor filed a lawsuit on behalf of 25 home healthcare workers employed by Getch, Inc....
Read moreThe City of Los Angeles recently joined a growing number of cities and states across the country that have adopted ordinances designed to provide retail employees with increased predictability reg...
Read moreCOVID-19 Whistleblower Rebekah Jones Admits Guilt as Part of ...
Read moreThe state of Florida determined on December 7, 2022 that its interests would best be served by dismissing its case for “exceeding authorized use of computer systems” against me, a charge stemming ...
Read moreA Chicago police officer who refused to downplay another officer’s shooting of an unarmed teenager has been awarded $910,000 by a jury. Isaac Lambert argued he was demoted after refusing to bow to ...
Read moreA Cook County jury on Tuesday awarded nearly $1 million to a Chicago police detective who alleged he was demoted after pushing back when superiors pressed him to alter reports to cover for a fello...
Read moreThis edition looks at significant employment law issues from the past three months, including a new federal law that makes nondisclosure and non-disparagement provisions relating to sexual assault...
Read moreThree days after being fired by the Boise City Council, former police oversight director Jesus Jara has filed a whistleblower lawsuit, alleging that he was retaliated against for investigating comp...
Read moreThe Department of Basic Education (DBE) has moved to reassure parents and learners that public schools will remain open at the end of April, dismissing widespread social media claims of a shutdown ...
