Silence can be telling. That is especially so in the legal industry. In the context of a hearing or oral argument, if judges or justices don’t ask an attorney a question, it can be incredibly enc...

A woman who alleges her supervisor at a Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise in Romeoville raped her cannot hold the fast-food giant responsible for the purported crime, a federal judge ruled.In a wri...

Doriyon Glass has been selected by the National Employment Law Council (NELC) as a 2022 Class of NELC Academy fellow. Doriyon joins a select group of lawyers who were chosen based on “their high ...

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles got early approval for a $600,000 class settlement resolving claims it sent legally deficient and “ominous” notices informing former workers of their right to stay on th...

A ballot initiative to raise Michigan’s minimum wage could lift many LGBTQ+ people out of poverty While the stereotype that waiters and bartenders are commonly gay persists, evidence that LGBTQ+...

With approximately $1.2 billion paid to whistleblowers and nearly $5 billion in financial remedies collected, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) whistleblower program is considered th...

(NewsNation) — Rental car company Hertz is under fire from lawmakers after hundreds of customers say they were pulled over by police and told the rental car they were driving had been reported as...

Upstart group founded by Amazon worker fired during pandemic Workers at a second New York facility are set to vote in April Amazon.com Inc. workers at a New York warehouse voted to join an upst...

Former Disney CEO Bob Iger is doubling down against Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law — even as his successor, Bob Chapek, continues to take heat over his ham-fisted response to the legisla...