Underlying suit alleged commingling of genetically modified corn Appeals court also affirmed monetary sanctions against farmers Law firms and lawyers who represented individual corn farmers tha...

New York City and its Department of Sanitation discriminate against and create artificial barriers for minorities and female employees seeking higher-paying positions, former and current sanitati...

As thermometers hit their peak, the White House is touting the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) heat illness prevention efforts to “protect millions of workers from heat ill...

On July 21, John Hinman, the recently appointed director of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Whistleblower Office, wrote a lengthy post for the IRS website’s “A Closer Look” series detailing th...

On July 19, 2022, the Michigan Court of Claims held that two voter-initiated laws that were passed and later amended by the state legislature in 2018 should be restored. If the decision stands, t...

Disfavour toward employer/employee nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) has been an increasingly popular sentiment expressed by state legislatures over the last few years, and 2022 has seen the trend ...

Former Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., sounds off on the bombshell report from a whistleblower claiming the FBI and the Department of Justice downplayed negative information in the Hunter Biden investi...

Cities and individuals would be able to pursue civil action against the gun industry for damages caused by firearms under H.R. 2814. The bill would also make gun trace data available for use duri...

Yelp Inc.'s $22.25 million offer to settle a class suit on behalf of investors who say the company misled them about the business effect of advertising churn deserves preliminary approval, a fede...

A former Department of Energy scientist who resigned after an alleged affair with an intern will be able to pursue some of his claims against his former employer in federal court, the Third Circu...