What’s Happening at Dentsu? Dentsu Group, one of the world’s largest advertising and marketing networks, is cutting 8% of its global workforce—around 3,400 employees—as it initiates a major intern...

Attend the 32nd Annual Employment Law Seminar to enjoy a full-day of in-person and up to the minute information on recent significant employment law developments! Attend the 32nd Annual Employment...

Tucked deep in the Western Ghats in southern India, Dharmasthala is the kind of place that often feels untouched by time. The monsoon air clings thick to the skin, the Nethravathi River hums gentl...

The Canadian government has once again used a contentious section of labour law to stop a major strike — a move unions say sets a dangerous precedent for labour relations in this country. Federal ...

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), then the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, authorized leaks of classified information to tarnish President Trump’s image during the Russiagate probe — ...

The Ohio Republican says the whistleblower who claims Sen. Adam Schiff approved leaking classified information is "credible," and points to a history of similar actions by Democrats to discredit po...

The recent California Court of Appeal decision in Allison v. Dignity Health (June 24, 2025), involving claims over meal and rest breaks, is a reminder that class certification in wage and hour cas...

NEW ULM – On January 1, 2026, Minnesota’s new Paid Family and Medical Leave Law will take effect, impacting nearly every business in the state, and many are struggling to prepare for the change. O...

Background: The Thirty-Day Arbitration Fee Rule In 2019, the California legislature amended the California Arbitration Act (CAA) to require the party who drafts an arbitration agreement to pay all ...

coverage on a California Supreme Court's decision expanding arbitration fee leniency and setting up a new roadway for employer relief, what attorneys should know about how enforcement actions will ...