What goes on behind the scenes before and after a law firm merger announcement? As the pace of mergers picks up, this Law360 Expert Analysis series explores strategies for effectively navigating va...

A whistleblower report revealed Monday that ICE has been cutting corners on essential training for federal agents—despite what ICE chief Todd Lyons told Congress earlier this month. In a lengthy m...

Recommended House Democrats Hear Accounts of ICE Treatment Members of the House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee heard testimony on immigration and customs enforcement practices. Sev...

A warehouse worker must rework his bid to certify a class against Amazon over holiday pay calculations after the Colorado Supreme Court clarified the governing overtime law, a Colorado federal judg...

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A US appeals court rules that Trader Joe’s suppressed protected activity, the US EEOC sues Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast for sex discrimination, and New York City’s amended sick leave law takes eff...

Jackson Lewis is a founding member of L&E Global, a worldwide alliance of independent law firms providing advice and counsel on employment law matters. We are pleased to present you with recen...

A goodwill arrangement with no paper trail just cost AFL in arbitration A secondment that launched without a single word in writing and expanded well beyond its original scope ended in a formal arb...

Ryan Schwank, a former attorney for ICE, is speaking out about ICE training nd policies he oversaw while with the agency.

An Alberta ruling reveals why pandemic-era wage data can no longer be trusted An Alberta Court of Appeal panel ruled on February 12, 2026, to reinstate a labour arbitrator's award of 5% annual wage...