You’ve just been informed that an employee who apparently contracted COVID-19 from an exposure in your workplace brought the virus home, and now his spouse, who is in a high-risk category, has co...

On July 1, 2022, amendments to Chicago’s Human Rights Ordinance will go into effect. In April 2022, Chicago Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot and the Commission on Human Relations amended the Chicago Human...

knowingly billed the U. S. Navy for faulty pipe fittings in nuclear submarines, saying the specificity of its allegations fit the circuit court's standards. The pleading standard suggested by def...

By Howard Levitt and Robert Taylor Article content So you’ve been fired. For some of our clients, it is a bolt out of the blue. Completely unexpected and a shock. For others it will come as no su...

From the summer of 2021 up until Bill 88 was passed, Uber lobbyists met repeatedly with provincial policy makers in an effort to obtain a legislative guarantee that its drivers and delivery couri...

One of the areas in which Israel excels is propaganda. Sometimes it seems that its propaganda machine and the brainwashing that it does, especially to its Jewish citizens, works almost perfectly....

A class action claiming FedEx unfairly denies employees compensation for short-term military leave has been filed in the District of Delaware. The complaint’s named plaintiff, who performs aircra...

The First Circuit vacated a district court’s grant of summary judgment to the Worcester Regional Transit Authority on the First Amendment retaliation and Massachusetts Civil Rights Act claims of ...

Macau’s Secretary for Security, Wong Sio Chak, has released the “Assessment Report on the Impact of the Current Situation of the Gaming Industry in Macau on the Public Security Situation in Macau...

The national conversation around union organization – increasingly lively of late – has focused on “new” players, whether grassroots unions, college-educated employees in the service industry, or...