Exclusive: most extraction points for rivers and groundwater not metered, so government relies on users’ honesty The government has “no idea” how much water is being taken from rivers and groundwat...

Update: Read: Savukku Shankar to stay in jail, arrested in four other cases by Chennai police The Supreme Court on Friday, November 11, suspended the Madras High Court’s sentence of six months imp...

Public health orders implemented during the pandemic upended the working world. Workers who found they were dispensable, or whose jobs suddenly seemed to involve more risk than reward, developed n...

Litigation - Labor and Employment San Diego, CA Dedicating more than 20 years of her legal career to employment law, Julie Dunne is currently working as an attorney and partner at DLA Piper LLP in...

By Irene Spezzamonte (November 10, 2022, 10:06 PM EST) -- Law360 Employment Authority covers the biggest employment cases and trends. Catch up this week with the midterms' effects on wage and hour,...

A critical mass of suits over the frequency of pay for manual workers in New York has survived employers' early dismissal bids, affirming that delayed but fully paid wages constitute an injury unde...

A Florida federal court closed out a dispute between a Service Employees International Union local and a senior care center over the validity of a wage grievance after the parties reached... To vie...

An October 19 report in the Guardian has brought to light a spate of major safety breaches on the Sydney Metro rail construction project over the past six months. Primarily, the breaches have been ...

Individuals, companies, and firms involved in all aspects of the securities industry face litigation risks daily. From whistleblower lawsuits and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) enfo...

Australia has inched closer to having a federal anti-corruption watchdog after a multi-partisan committee scrutinising the proposal handed down a unanimous report in support of it. Trending Articl...