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Carey Olsen has further expanded its employment law capabilities in Guernsey with the appointment of Louise Stothard as an associate in the firm’s dispute resolution and litigation team. Louise (p...

Farmers face a wide range of legal questions as they start, grow, and transition their operations. On February 28, attendees at the ASAP Business of Farming Conference will have the chance to hear...

On January 18, 2026, Governor Phil Murphy, in one of his final acts as governor, signed into law A3451/S2950, which amends the New Jersey Family Leave Act (NJFLA) to broadly expand employer covera...

Employer used AI-generated consumer reports to screen applicants San Francisco, CA On January 20, job applicants Erin Kistler and Sruti Bhaumik filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Eightfo...

Image Credit, Rodrigo Salomón Cañas What is happening right now in the hotel and online booking industry in Canada should alarm every traveller, every family, every small business, and frankly eve...

Penalties for repeat offenders surpassed S$1 million, according to Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore Over a thousand employers in Singapore have been prosecuted by the local tax authority after...

Security guard's actions amounted to serious misconduct, Authority rules An Auckland security guard has had his certificate of approval cancelled after the industry watchdog ruled that an Instagram...

New York employers who require repayment of signing bonuses and tuition payments from employees who voluntarily resign within a given period of time after payment may breathe a sigh of relief. Notw...

A group of public sector unions asked an Oregon federal court Wednesday to toss a free market think tank's suit challenging a state law that allows unions to sue anyone who... To view the full arti...