In the next week, attorneys should watch for arguments in a suit by around 30 workers alleging Santa Clara County had a discriminatory COVID vaccination policy. Here's a look at that... To view the...

In the next week, attorneys should watch for arguments in a suit by around 30 workers alleging Santa Clara County had a discriminatory COVID vaccination policy. Here's a look at that... To view the...

A workers' comp sign-off didn't end the employer's human rights obligations When a New Brunswick driving instructor returned to full-time work after a concussion, his employer believed the matter w...

Walsh v. HNTB Corp., No. 24-1499, 2026 WL 710036, in which the Court clarified the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Muldrow v. City of St. Louis, 601 U.S. 346 (2024). The First Circuit he...

Every spring, seasonal allergies such as hay fever raise the same question: do recurring episodes of incapacity to work constitute new illnesses, or are they a continuation of the same underlying ...

Every spring, seasonal allergies such as hay fever raise the same question: do recurring episodes of incapacity to work constitute new illnesses, or are they a continuation of the same underlying ...

A former civil servant has revealed four simple ways to fix the "broken British state" after warning the UK will not be able to tackle the small boats crisis unless Whitehall undergoes major refor...

Canada’s Competition Bureau is encountering “administrative issues” in implementing an antitrust whistleblower reward programme, a senior agency official has said. Register for free to unlock full...

A new investigation by The Seattle Times is raising serious questions about how billions of taxpayer dollars are being handled in King County. The report focuses on the Department of Community and ...