Dias, who was under “significant stress” after being forced to choose between two “close friends” to endorse as his successor, gave $25,000 to national assistant Chris MacDonald, who reported the...

About this Webinar As the pandemic winds down in Canada and employees return to the office, employers face a new set of challenges. Join us for a discussion of recent legal developments affecting...

Maine State Police say a trooper was demoted because of concerns about his credibility, not because he reported what he believed to be illegal activity by the agency’s intelligence center. That a...

Maine State Police say a trooper was demoted because of concerns about his credibility, not because he reported what he believed to be illegal activity by the agency’s police-run surveillance cen...

Hagood Tighe was tapped by Law.com to discuss the potential impact of sky-high inflation on employers, who may soon feel pressure via a bid by the federal government that would reclassify million...

On March 22, the CFPB issued Compliance Bulletin 2022-05 regarding potentially illegal practices related to consumer reviews. The guidance states that consumer reviews impact company revenue and ...

Under the law signed Thursday, the Idaho Dept. of Lands can offer differential pay similar to what other states and federal agencies offer. BOISE, Idaho — Gov. Brad Little on Thursday signed into...

The Iowa House and Senate approved similar bills on March 23 that would substantially cut unemployment benefits for jobless Iowans. The legislation, a priority for Governor Kim Reynolds, had been...

On March 24, 2022, Utah became the fourth state in the U.S., following California, Virginia and Colorado, to enact a consumer data privacy law, the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (the “UCPA”). The UCP...

Utah has just become the fourth state to pass an omnibus consumer privacy law. The Utah Consumer Privacy Act (“UCPA”) was signed into law on March 24, 2022. UCPA is modeled after Virginia’s Consu...