Advising clients on changes to the state’s paid leave law is among issues keeping Emily Atmore busy at Stoel Rives‘ Minneapolis office. Practicing employment law, though, is carrying on a family t...

Aaron McKenna is a practising solicitor specialising in civil litigation and family law. He began his legal career as a trainee solicitor with O’Mara Geragthy McCourt Solicitors in 2001, where he ...

To mark the sesquicentennial of the Texas Constitution, host Rocky Dhir is joined by two eminent Texans—Texas Supreme Court Justice Evan Young and legal historian Dr. Bill Chriss. They offer a dee...

A former Elon University accounting professor is suing the university for allegedly denying him tenure – the equivalent of termination in academia – after he filed a whistleblower complaint about ...

The Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and the Green Schools National Network (GSNN) named the recipients of the 2026 Best of Green Schools Awards. The awards recog...

For over 30 years, EPP Rechtsanwälte Avocats has acted as a trusted labor and employment law advisor to companies from of the Dach region doing businesses in France. In this interview, Emeline Salm...

With Valentine's Day on the horizon, love is in the air and Cupid's arrow can strike in the workplace! When love at work works, it's something to be celebrated. With Valentine's Day on the horizon,...

Here's our round-up of employment law news for February 2026. Employment cases linked to neurodivergence almost double in five years Analysis provided by Irwin Michell indicates that the number of ...

Back Italy has published its draft legislation implementing the EU Pay Transparency Directive, with a key national design choice that could significantly affect how equal pay risk is assessed in pr...