BREAKING: Justices To Review Federal Arb.

MLT Aikins is once again proud to have been recognized by The Globe and Mail as one of Canada’s Best Law Firms in their 2026 rankings across 15 different practice areas. The rankings, which are pr...

In Business Magazine recently published an article, Are Climate-Related Disclosure Laws on the Horizon?, authored by Spencer Fane attorney Kami Hoskins. In the piece, Kami recommended Arizona busin...

At a glance On 24 September 2025, the Thai House of Representatives approved two draft Labour Protection Bills in principle, with further review underway. The first bill proposes reducing standar...

When immigration agents detained Douglas Menjivar in June, it wasn’t his first time. Menjivar, a 50-year-old master mechanic originally from El Salvador, had lived in the United States for most of...

In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 20 – In The Course Of Employment?

Sanjiv Chaturvedi is an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer who has spent more than two decades in the civil service. Uttarakhand Chief Justice G Narendra has constituted a new bench headed by him ...

Peter Mina, a longtime civil rights and employment law leader in the federal government, has retired from federal service and opened The Mina Firm P.L.L.C., a Washington, D.C.–based practice focus...

In this month’s bulletin, we explore three recent cases. The first two cases remind employers of the Tribunal’s “in the round” approach to determining whether a dismissal is unfair and the third c...

Thailand's private sector has mounted a unified front against proposed amendments to the Labour Protection Act, with three major business organisations calling on the government to reconsider the ...