The energy giant's board voted unanimously to oust Manifold after just eight months, citing allegations of bullying and mishandling sensitive information. BP’s board of directors unanimously voted...

A California federal judge suggested Wednesday that Workday was wrong when it argued California civil rights law didn't apply in a lawsuit alleging its artificial intelligence tools discriminated a...

A bipartisan bill that would impose strict federal timelines and mandatory binding arbitration on first union contract negotiations is now on a fast track to becoming law. The Faster Labor Contrac...

The New York Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of a driller’s state labor law and common-law negligence claims against site owner Mezuyon, LLC, holding that the applicable state industrial code ...

Lansing — A consultant for Republican candidate for governor Perry Johnson signed an affidavit Wednesday, contending Johnson's team added required disclaimers to thousands of petitions after people...

In the first Massachusetts jury verdict to uphold a retaliation claim under the Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave Act (“PFML”), a Suffolk Superior Court jury ordered Wayfair to pay approx...

The U.S. Senate on May 20 approved bipartisan legislation led by U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) to create a whistleblower incentive program focused on curbing illegal exports of semiconductors, and ...

attorneys from Davis Wright Tremaine LLP to its Seattle office, citing the growth of wage-and-hour litigation in Washington. . . . Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you a...

“Because the agencies’ termination of grants is aimed at the suppression of viewpoints with which the government disagrees, it likely violates the First Amendment.” In a suit brought by six resear...

A union-represented worker lost his job at the Port of Baltimore because he complained about his supervisor performing work designated for union members, the worker alleged in a lawsuit against his...