Employers have placed tracking devices on vehicles used by their employees for good reason: to ensure that employees are where they are supposed to be during working time. However, based on a rec...

“I think the U.S. Is trying to buy deterrence on the cheap,” says Retired Lt. Colonel and whistleblower, Alexander Vindman. As tensions rise in eastern Europe, the U.K. says that President Vladimi...

The decision was based on the Supreme Court’s ruling regarding a similar mandate for private employers President Joe Biden has been dealt another devastating blow, as his vaccine mandate for fede...

Managing Partner of Law Alert Group, Charles Bawaduah says it is illegal for an employee to barter their leave in exchange for money. According to him, this is to ensure that employees are not ov...

Today on JoyNews, The Law found out what the Constitution says about a contract of employment. Host, Samson Lardy Anyenini and his panelists, Managing Partner of Prestige Partners, Lamtig A. Apan...

NICOSIA – Cyprus became one of the first countries to adopt the EU whistleblowing directive – a month after the deadline – the measure protecting them from retaliation and not required to first r...

BANGKOK — Malaysia’s anti-corruption czar has sued a local journalist for defamation over articles questioning the legality of his past shareholdings in a case seen by some as a bellwether and te...

The start of the year always brings a flurry of partner class promotions at law firms across the nation. Here's a roundup of several firms' newly promoted partners in Houston. AZA Houston-based b...

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