On March 22, 2022, the New York City Commission on Human Rights released its long-anticipated guidance related to a January 2022 NYC law calling for pay transparency in job listings that is set t...

45% of Black workers and 70% of women of color earn less than $15 an hour, less than a living wage in most major US cities. Wage suppression among Black workers is still influenced by the histor...

47% of Black workers and 70% of women of color earn less than $15 an hour, less than a living wage in most major US cities. Wage suppression among Black workers is still influenced by the histor...

The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to list for hearing on April 11 a plea filed by a doctor, who is also the whistleblower in the Vyapam scam, against his arrest in Delhi by a team from the Madhy...

In recent years, more consumers, merchants, and financial institutions have accepted cryptocurrency as a form of payment for everyday products and services. Last November, mayors of two major U.S...

This week marks the one-year anniversary of the U.S. Department of Labor formally restoring the use of prelitigation liquidated damages to facilitate settlements, and Law360 spoke with attorneys a...

In December of 2021, the final EU Whistleblower Directive deadline passed, bringing it into full effect. This piece of legislation focuses on encouraging and protecting whistleblowers who speak u...