What Would a National Minimum Wage Increase Mean for Quick-Service Restaurants? - QSR magazine
What Would a National Minimum Wage Increase Mean for Quick-Service Restaurants?
Read moreWhat Would a National Minimum Wage Increase Mean for Quick-Service Restaurants?
Read moreTwo Wilmington-based lawyers are representing a whistleblower client alleging securities violations that are being investigated as crimes tied to former President Donald J. Trump’s company. Cranfi...
Read moreA proposed class action against Barnard Construction Co. alleging wage-and-hour violations will remain in federal court, after the Southern District of California found the company’s removal from ...
Read moreIf Your Time is short At an Oct. 29 event featuring well-known election deniers, a panelist played a video he claimed showed a whistleblower creating fraudulent military ballots. Video footage ...
Read moreEXCLUSIVE: The former Delaware computer repair shop owner who blew the whistle on the contents of Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop said he hopes to be a "thorn" in President Biden’s side "until the...
Read moreAn attorney who represented a whistleblower in a 15-year False Claims Act suit against Amgen Inc. and others has a priority claim over a share of funds obtained in a partial settlement, not the US...
Read moreA BP oil trader has lost an employment lawsuit against the firm after a tribunal ruled he was not entitled to whistle-blower protections. Jonathan Zarembok, who was fired from his job after flaggi...
Read moreNovember 10 – Qatar’s World Cup organisers have again strenuously denied claims by a former whistleblower that the country offered cash for votes in order to land the tournament. A four-part Netfl...
Read moreFEARS have been raised that journalists could be labelled as spies under the UK Government’s new National Security Bill. A coalition of leading journalism and press freedom organisations has sever...
Read more