In 1996, President Clinton signed the Economic Espionage Act (the “Act”). At the time, the principal proponents of the law included business leaders from the then burgeoning Silicon Valley as wel...

Germany’s standard hourly minimum wage is to increase Oct. 1, the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs said Feb. 23. The standard minimum wage is to increase to 12 euros (U.S. $13.38) per...

USA Waste-Management Resources LLC beat a proposed class suit alleging it failed to prevent the theft of employee personal information in a data breach, in part because the plaintiffs failed to a...

In November of 2020, four whistleblowers who worked for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit alleging whistleblower retaliation after raising concerns of alleged misconduct in the o...

Abigail Stratton (middle) and Cassie Harper (right), along with another OHIO counseling student Savannah Harvey, attended the All Ohio Counselors Conference in Columbus this past October. When gr...

Recently we reported on the efforts of the Restaurant Law Center (RLC), an independent public policy organization affiliated with the National Restaurant Association, to invalidate the Dual Jobs ...

Story at a glance The Florida House of Representatives passed the “Stop WOKE Act” on Thursday. The bill would ban the teaching of critical race theory in public schools as well as lessons abo...

Andrew Russell, who spent almost seven years at Fox Rothschild, joins the labor and employment department, the firm announced Monday. He handles wage and hour cases as well as discrimination, har...

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