Last week, California’s labor commissioner cited Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes $3.3 million after failing to offer 53 former employees the opportunity to return to their jobs before hiri...

The D.C. Circuit should dismiss a case concerning whether the Internal Revenue Service reasonably concluded that a man's whistleblower claims weren't credible and properly denied him an award, the...

On March 10, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced two whistleblower awards totaling approximately $500,000. The CFTC issued the awards to two whistleblowers who separate...

Security personnel stand with dogs at the entrance to the U.S. Open Championships tennis tournament in New York, August 31, 2015. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (Reuters) - A David and Goliath lawsuit was...

OREGON — During a press conference to discuss the federal $1.5 trillion "Omnibus" spending bill's impacts in Oregon, Sen. Jeff Merkley(D-Oregon) boasted appropriations for drought relief, housing...

Six Chicago Public Schools teachers are once again challenging the district’s rules requiring employees receive the COVID-19 vaccination or undergo weekly testing. The six women are “suffering co...

There were some early signs that the restaurant industry would lay down its arms in the renewed fight to eliminate the tipped minimum wage. That could be about to change. Valerie Graham, a local ...

In a case potentially overshadowed by the California Supreme Court’s same-day denial to hear a request to stay a cap on student admissions at UC Berkeley,[1] the Second Appellate District Court (...

An Arizona federal court granted in part, and denied in part, Maricopa Integrated Health System’s motion for summary judgment on the due process and breach of contract claims of a medical residen...