Governor Newsom just signed SB 642 into law, making big changes to California’s pay transparency and equal pay requirements. The law goes into effect January 1, 2026, and employers need to start p...
Read moreMagsaysay winner Sanjiv Chaturvedi’s petitions are piling up at courts across the country. The whistleblower has fought cases alone, and even found Presidential support. So why are his battles bei...
Read moreSkyWest Airlines' in-house employee group can't support its allegation that a flight attendant and a union organizer conspired to violate the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the Association of Flight...
Read moreAssembly Bill 288, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom last month, gives workers the ability to petition the California Public Employment Relations Board to take up their case in the event the National L...
Read moreIn our inaugural Injury Law Roundup, juries in the Golden State were busy as Uber won a closely watched sexual assault trial and Johnson & Johnson got crushed with a near... To view the full ar...
Read morecoverage on how a Third Circuit decision could make it easier to settle cases when plaintiffs lodge wage and hour claims under both federal and state laws, how a recent ruling greenlighting a U. S....
Read moreOn October 13, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom enacted Assembly Bill No. 692 (AB 692), effectively adding Section 16608 to the Business and Professions Code and Section 926 to the Labor Code. AB 692 d...
Read moreFederal labor law entitles a pilot to arbitrate a firing grievance his Teamsters local declined to pursue, an Alaska federal judge said, rejecting the union's argument that its collective bargainin...
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Read moreHow is it that ads on the internet don’t seem to be subject to Australian Consumer Law, which requires advertisers not to mislead consumers? For instance, I am forever being told “this new cooling...
