Staring closely at the screen, Jordan Wright deftly picks out a barely distinguishable shape with his mouse, bringing to life a stark blue outline from a blur of overexposed features. It’s a proces...

Life Insurance Co. of North America properly denied $500,000 in accidental death benefits to the husband of a registered nurse who died after injecting herself with a cocktail of unprescribed narc...

Premium pay for working Sundays and on some legal holidays is scheduled to end at the start of 2023 under a deal state lawmakers struck in 2018 that also included a minimum wage increase and the c...

Amazon.com Inc. workers at a warehouse near Albany, New York, voted by a 2-1 margin against joining an upstart labor union -- the group’s second defeat in a row. Of the approximately 650 ballots c...

The federal government didn’t have to intervene at the outset of a False Claims Act whistleblower’s suit alleging Medicare fraud by Executive Health Resources Inc. in order to properly request dism...

The EEOC can pursue its claim that Geisinger Health and related entities interfered with a nurse’s Americans with Disabilities Act rights by making her reapply for her position following medical le...

New York office buildings were 48% full last week, Kastle says 10-city national average increases but remains below 50% Offices in New York and other big US cities last week filled to their highe...

Joined by other prominent voices in public and private sector whistleblowing, whistleblower attorney Stephen M. Kohn appeared at this year’s Association of Inspectors General Annual Training Confe...

An Indiana hospital prevailed over a doctor who claimed that it unlawfully retaliated against him for objecting to a course of treatment that allegedly would have violated a federal emergency medi...

The federal government didn’t have to intervene at the outset of a False Claims Act whistleblower’s suit alleging Medicare fraud by Executive Health Resources Inc. in order to properly request dism...