In this episode, Lou Patalano, Jacqueline Hoffman, and Spencer Hamer discuss employment law and the health care sector. They give a review of highlights from 2021, as well as developments that wil...

Vladimir Putin's risk of being deposed by a Russian security-service led coup is growing every week, a whistleblower has claimed. Chaos and discontent over Russia's botched invasion of Ukraine ha...

The California Senate Labor, Public Employment and Retirement Committee recently passed Senate Bill 1044, moving the legislation one step closer to a vote by the full state senate. SB 1044 would ...

Workforce shortages and the challenges racial inequalities pose to the state economy have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Supporters of HF4134 believe Minnesota workforce development b...

A Tennessee magistrate judge recommended Wednesday that a group of fast food workers be denied collective certification in a suit claiming their employer edited timesheets to avoid overtime pay, s...

Seyfarth synopsis: The DOJ issued a new guidance on website accessibility that contains basic information about the ADA's requirements for lay people but no new information for legal practitioner...

Printer-friendly Retirement plan disclosures required by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) may be delivered by electronic media under the Department of Labor’s (DOL) updated e...

Michelle Eisen, leading organizer of Starbucks Workers United, has successfully unionized a Starbucks store in Buffalo, New York. But she says her journey is just beginning. On this episode of Bl...

GEO Group Inc. urged the Ninth Circuit to overturn $23.2 million in judgments that it had underpaid a Washington detention center's immigrant detainees, saying a district court had snubbed a growi...