A trial court erred when it entered summary judgment in favor of health supplement company LaCore Enterprises LLC on the breach of contract and fraud claims of the chief operating officer of a di...

Although most federal contractors have been focused on compliance with COVID-19 vaccination mandates (as discussed here and here), it’s important to take a moment to look at another compliance to...

U.S. Attorney Bridget M. Brennan announced that a federal jury today returned a guilty verdict against Defendant Lon R. Sweeney, 56, of Cleveland, Ohio, following a four-day trial before Judge Da...

The former Huntington Hospital employee accused of illegally accessing 13,000 patient records has pleaded guilty to a seven-year string of federal health-care privacy law violations. Prosecutors ...

Australia: How Should Employers Respond to Employees Who Refuse to Wear a Mask?

Most employees in San Francisco (and throughout California) receive one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is now considering an ordinance t...

Totaling 59 pages, the “Household Manual” for Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach residence dictated every detail about how employees should shop, groom themselves, clean the house, and address their bo...

As more and more scandals and unfortunate news comes from the military, it draws the question of how much these people are risking by speaking out. This thought came to me as I was listening to a...

Spyware from Israel’s NSO Group was used to hack the mobile phones of a number of U.S. State Department employees, according to two people familiar with the attack. The hacks targeted officials b...

Once again, New York State employers will see increases in minimum wage, tip credits (for hospitality) and salary basis thresholds. These increases will go into effect on December 31, 2021, and e...