Spilman v. The Salvation Army, 2026 WL 35953 (Cal. Ct. App. 2026) Justin Spilman, Teresa Chase, and Jacob Tyler worked full-time for the Salvation Army at its retail thrift stores. They worked wit...

County of Los Angeles v. Niblett, 116 Cal. App. 5th 454 (2025) The County obtained a three-year Workplace Violence Restraining Order (WVRO) pursuant to Cal. Code Civ. Proc. § 527.8 that protected ...

The Supreme Court of the United States lowered the bar for establishing a discrimination claim under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in its 2024 opinion, Muldrow v. City of St. Louis, ho...

0 of 4 minutes, 31 secondsVolume 0% Vance defends ICE mission in Minneapolis02:54 Vice President JD Vance speaks in Minneapolis after three protestors arrested for interrupting church service05...

As employers in Mexico head into 2026, here is a quick refresher on significant labor and employment law updates in 2025 and what employers can expect this year. Quick Hits “Ley Silla”—the Chair ...

“Ley Silla”—the Chair Law—took effect in June 2025, with Labor Ministry inspections starting in December 2025. App‑based couriers have been recognized as employees since June 2025. SIQAL, the Lab...

Congress hasn’t expressly waived the federal government’s sovereign immunity for retaliation claims under the False Claims Act, dooming a federal employee’s lawsuit against the secretary for the D...

An internal ICE memo from May 2025, revealed by whistleblowers on Wednesday, shows the agency authorized officers to enter people's homes without obtaining a judicial warrant in cases of people wit...

The Air India Boeing 787 that crashed in Ahmedabad shortly after takeoff last year, killing 260 people, had suffered a long history of electrical and systems failures, a US non-government aviation...

BJ's Restaurants, Inc, an American restaurant chain which operates locations throughout California, allegedly failed to provide required meal periods and rest periods to employees. This allegedly r...