Over the past 10–15 years, we have seen an explosion of legislative activity related to restrictive covenants. This activity is happening not only in state legislatures but on the federal level a...

This past month, the most notable lawsuit alleging independent contractor misclassification was an ERISA claim. ERISA lawsuits by workers alleging independent contractor misclassification can pote...

The lawsuit seeks $36,971 in back wages and liquidated damages after investigators found that the shop and owner violated the retaliation, overtime and recordkeeping provisions of the Fair Labor ...

UPPER DARBY, PA – A federal court has ordered an Upper Darby home healthcare agency to pay $4,544,872 in back wages and liquidated damages after U.S. Department of Labor investigators found that ...

Florida state employees will see pay raises worth more than $638 million starting July 1, the start of the next fiscal year. Florida state workers will get a pay raise later this year, as House a...

On March 7, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued two whistleblower awards to individuals who voluntarily provided original information which contributed to the success of the ...

Even before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis, an Afghanistan war whistleblower, went on TV to downplay Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s aggression against Ukraine. And s...

SEC Targets Improper Revenue Recognition Schemes Improper revenue recognition is the most common accounting violation targeted by the SEC. A January 2021 report issued by the Anti-Fraud Collabora...

One year ago today, on International Women’s Day, President Biden issued an Executive Order establishing the White House Gender Policy Council and charged it with leading a government-wide effort...