Other change would resolve ambiguity for pro se lawyers While modest, two sets of proposed changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct would offer welcome clarifications, attorneys who handle pro...

Welcome to this month's briefing for HR teams and in-house employment counsel – bringing you employment law highlights in an easy-to-read package with our monthly podcast. Podcast: flexible workin...

AUSTIN — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who was impeached in May, is also facing multiple fraud indictments, a whistleblower lawsuit, an FBI investigation and a state bar disciplinary case. Al...

AUSTIN — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who was impeached in May, is also facing multiple fraud indictments, a whistleblower lawsuit, an FBI investigation and a state bar disciplinary case. Al...

By Tom Pabst and Jarrett M. Pabst Many people think that only an “employee” of a defendant employer has “standing” to sue defendant employer for violations of our Civil Rights laws. In fact, a who...

Sod’s law, the axiom that if something can go wrong then it will, is about as British as it gets. But traders around the world have their own version: that markets will move in whatever direction ...

EY has rejected a proposal from US private equity group TPG to break up the Big Four firm and take a stake in its consulting business, according to a statement sent to partners yesterday. TPG wrot...

THE SNP has challenged the Labour party to commit to devolving employment laws to Holyrood. It comes after it was reported on Tuesday that Scotland has become the UK hotspot for the use of zero-ho...