One of the many allegations made against Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder involves the recording of topless cheerleaders and having those recordings edited into a highlight reel-type of pro...

Some of the UK pension industry’s big beasts have joined forces to demand an expansion of auto-enrolment to capture young people, part-time workers and those on lower incomes. Master trust Now Pe...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Metro Corrections Director Dwayne Clark testified under oath Thursday as part of a whistleblower lawsuit filed last year by a former commander at the jail. From inmate s...

Friction is bound to emerge when modern, 21st century business arrangements meet Great Depression-era definitions for determining when labor standards apply. The primary federal wage and hour law...

The National Law Journal has launched Inadmissible, a weekly Q&A series with Washington, D.C., legal professionals. The interviews will take a short, to-the-point look at an issue at the inte...

How to protect personal data in whistleblowing processes? Reporting irregularities in organizations or so-called "whistleblowing," opens up many questions with respect to the processing of person...

BRADENTON, Fla. (WFLA) – Palma Sola Harbour in Bradenton includes sweeping views of the bay, but mangroves on the border of the condo complex have allegedly been harmed with various types of soli...

Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of sexual assault and harassment. After just under an hour and a half, a Franklin Circuit Court jury unanimously found that Kentucky State Univers...

DETROIT – Timothy Schultz, sole owner of a now defunct Detroit-area transport company, will pay $273,819 – representing $252,416 in overtime back wages and $21,403 in interest – to 326 former dri...