Delaware Courts Continue to Scrutinize Noncompete Agreements As previously reported (here, here and here), courts in Delaware, the once favored “employer-friendly” jurisdiction, have increasingly ...

The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear a bid by a former UBS bond strategist to revive a $2.6 million jury award in his lawsuit accusing the Swiss bank of unlawfully firing him for refus...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to once again wade into the long-running whistleblower battle between UBS and its former research analyst, shutting down a renewed appeal in a case that ha...

Whistler Four Seasons’ case shows how progressive discipline and timing can make or break an employer's position Employers often believe they have grounds to terminate an employee for just cause, o...

Company loses over $400,000 in sales after employee’s departure A Calgary waste management company that lost 90% of its clients when a key employee departed has failed to secure an injunction again...

Business HR experts fear that without adequate logistical and infrastructural support, some of these provisions may end up as mere box-ticking exercises While the recently introduced labour laws ha...

A former engineer at the humanoid robotics firm Figure AI has sued the company, alleging they were fired for raising a critical safety issue, CNBC reports. The principal robotic safety engineer, R...