A Union Pacific Railroad Co. conductor who was terminated due to attendance policy violations stemming from his AIDS and testicular cancer diagnoses will have his disability claims heard by a jur...

A newly offered Senate bill (S-4581) would expand eligibility the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program and make it easier to claim benefits under that program. That program allows for forgiven...

Agency investigations into allegations against employees who have made disclosures aren’t acts of retaliation under whistleblower protection law if there was no threat of a personnel action again...

Koch Industries Inc. must face a Texas lawsuit against Houston-based Engineering Alliance Group and its owner Triten Corp., after a state appeals court ruled Tuesday that Koch forfeited its abili...

On July 19, 2022, the Michigan Court of Claims held that, in 2018, the state legislature violated the Michigan Constitution when it enacted, and within the same legislative session amended, two b...

Two whistleblowers have settled their False Claims Act suit against Mortgage Investors Corp. and a company executive alleging false certifications to the Department of Veterans Affairs under a ve...

IT IS difficult to talk about happenings in the world other than the continued, appalling Russian invasion of Ukraine and the recent mass shootings in Buffalo, Uvalde, Chicagoland, and elsewhere....

Uber Technologies Inc. will have to defend against a whistleblower lawsuit that claims the ride-hailing company violated the Electronic Communications Privacy Act as it responded to demands for i...

Uber Technologies Inc. likely will have to defend against a whistleblower lawsuit that claims the ride-hailing company violated the Electronic Communications Privacy Act for its responses to hund...

Sponsored Ad Watch the Video below: By Dan Murphy Here’s another story we received about the outgoing Chief Justice of the NY State Court of Appeals, former Westchester DA Janet DiFiore. This on...