who claims she was ousted by a new supervisor after taking sick leave can add an Americans with Disabilities Act claim to her lawsuit, but not New Jersey or Pennsylvania whistleblower claims. . . ....

Seyfarth Synopsis: On October 8, 2025, Governor Newsom signed into law SB 642, which amends California’s equal pay requirements, including revising the “pay scale” definition, extending the statute...

Following the Supreme Court of the United States’ April 2024 ruling in Muldrow v. City of St. Louis, employers have grappled with determining what constitutes an adverse employment action that wil...

A Kentucky judge has ruled that Louisville-based Humana, a major healthcare insurance company that contracts with Medicare to provide Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans, must pay law firm Phi...

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Shutdown Continues; Federal Courts Update. As of this writing, today is the tenth day of the current federal government shutdown. Republicans and Democrats remain dug into their positions and have...

MARQUETTE, Mich. (WZMQ) – A whistleblower has filed a lawsuit with Marquette County over claims of wrongful termination, after reports of a cyber security concern within the administration. Paul C...

Saskatchewan labour and employment lawyers Shane Buchanan and Ashton Butler are hitting the road to present a series of interactive workshops across the province. Presented in partnership with CPH...

The motion for summary judgment specifically seeks to establish liability against Southwest for interference under both the FMLA and the California Family Rights Act, citing that the policy discrim...

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