Top-secret evidence will be allowed in the prosecution of Bernard Collaery, the man who exposed Australian spying in East Timor, an ACT Supreme Court judge has ruled. Greg Barns examines the impl...

Practical Compliance By: Brian H. Benjet Katrina A. Hausfeld Gregory Ferroni Kara Thomas Beck Brett Feldman Jamie Kurtz For many, March 13, 2020 signaled the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Wo...

CVS Caremark Corp. doesn’t have to produce attorney-client communications to a whistleblower in a False Claims Act suit alleging Medicare fraud despite her claim that the production of law firm m...

ALBANY — The Amsterdam doctor who sued a butcher shop manager over a COVID mask mandate has himself been sued, for allegedly firing an employee who reported COVID protocol violations at his offic...

Employment lawyers reacted with surprise after P&O Ferries sacked 800 seafarers out of the blue, warning it may have broken several laws and could be hit with claims for unfair dismissal. As ...

The US Copyright Office issued two final rules for how companies can designate agents to receive claims and how libraries can preemptively opt out of claims before the Copyright Claims Board (CCB...

Although COVID-19 cases have been steadily decreasing recently, human resources personnel, corporate in-house counsel, and front-line managers continue to grapple with issues surrounding employee...

Caitlyn Clark, a former law clerk to U.S. District Judge C. Ashley Royal in Georgia, testifies before a subcommittee of the U.S. House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee in Washington, D.C.,...

Worker classification is an area of major concern for employers of all sizes. Misclassification of workers as independent contractors has labor and employment ramifications as well as employee be...

Truckers Tell 1st Circ.