Takeaway: The outcome in this case might have been different if the employer had required the employee to work double shifts or there was some evidence that the employee's fatigue was the result ...

A developer has broken ground on a Davie office building to facilitate the expansion of law firm Kelley Kronenberg. Truist Bank provided two mortgages for a combined $15.4 million to MHKKL2, an a...

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee declined to sign legislation requiring governments and businesses to treat immunity from a previous COVID-19 infection as equal to getting vaccinated. The bill, which requ...

Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. tumbled after U.S. regulators placed its study of a key new treatment for type 1 diabetes on clinical hold. The Food and Drug Administration paused the early-stage stu...

When employers face charges before the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) relating to terminated employees, they know that back pay and front pay may hang in the balance. The NLRB General Coun...

Seeking to reverse 24 years of underachievement, UK lawmakers are working to repair the country’s broken whistleblower protection system. Mary Robinson, a Conservative Parliament member from the ...

In brief Since the inception of the European Union’s Whistleblowing Directive in 2019, we have seen greater scrutiny of whistleblowing practices and a number of key jurisdictions beyond Europe up...

A Colorado fertility center can look at a patient’s previous medical records because they’re potentially relevant to her claims that it misrepresented the odds of her becoming pregnant using IVF,...

Business/Economy Q: Given the school district’s decision this year to no longer require masks, my husband and I decided to homeschool our youngest child. My employer initially made this easier by...

Quincy Reeves was working as a janitor in Connecticut in 2019 when he decided he’d had enough. His paychecks from cleaning services giant Coverall Inc. had been shrinking due to deductions for ev...