Just days ago, the highest court in Massachusetts—the Supreme Judicial Court (“SJC”)— decided whether former food delivery drivers for GrubHub could escape their arbitration agreements and bring ...

Opinion The recent edicts of the Supreme Court on guns, abortion, the sovereignty of Native tribes and environmental regulations threaten to return federal law to the inequities of the 19th ce...

Jeld-Wen Inc. is free of some claims in a wage-and-hour suit, but a federal judge in California said the company’s former workers may amend most of those and pursue others as-is. Ex-workers say t...

A proposed law that would create a "bill of rights" for temporary workers in New Jersey is headed to the desk of Gov. Phil Murphy – again. NEW JERSEY — A proposed law that would spell out a "bill...

On August 2, 2022, the New Jersey Supreme Court in East Bay Drywall, LLC. v. Department of Labor and Workforce Development, issued a unanimous opinion holding that workers, hired on a need and av...

What is coming soon for companies and what to do now In brief The EU Whistleblower Directive has been in force since 16 December 2019, and was to be implemented in national law by 17 December 202...

DENVER (KDVR) — An appeals court has sided in part with a Colorado attorney who challenged a state law she said protects the misconduct of child welfare workers. Jessica Peck, a lawyer who works ...

An emergency sign is shown at the entrance to the University of San Diego Health System in La Jolla, California, U.S., March 23, 2017. REUTERS/Mike Blake Former exec says wound-care company KCI-...

The Tax Court in Brief - August 1st - August 5th, 2022 Freeman Law's "The Tax Court in Brief" covers every substantive Tax Court opinion, providing a weekly brief of its decisions in clear, conci...

INDIANAPOLIS--A whistleblower who saw what they believed to be fraud happening, and filed papers to let the government know, may have helped the taxpayers and Medicare, get back nearly $3 million...