Interesting. Frustrating. Potentially even “credible.” But nothing that science can work on in its current form. That was how physicists and astronomers interviewed by The Hill described recent all...

Vinson & Elkins was named a Vault Law 100 firm, an annual assessment of the most prestigious firms in the United States based on votes from law firm associates nationwide. The firm also receive...

[co-author: Katie Hancin]* Q: Are student athletes considered employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)? A: Not under current law, but it is widely suspected that before long, courts wil...

The Adolph v. Uber Ruling Thwarts The U.S. Supreme Court’s Landmark Viking Decision In a widely anticipated but unsurprising ruling, the California Supreme Court on July 17, 2023 issued its decisi...

Idaho Fish and Game Conservation Officer Chad Wippermann has been named the 2022 Pogue-Elms Law Enforcement Officer-of-the-Year. The award is presented by the Western Association of Fish and Wildl...

Handbooks are developed to outline policies and procedures employees must abide by in the workplace. But a handbook serves a dual, equally important purpose: to act as an operable defense against ...

7th Circuit Court of Appeals Case Name: Jeffery Lane v. Structural Iron Workers Local No. 1 Pension Trust Case No.: 22-1149 Officials: Flaum, Scudder, and Kirsch, Circuit Judges. Focus: Employee Re...

A New Jersey federal court recently concluded that nonresidents who work remotely for a state company can sue under New Jersey's anti-discrimination code, a decision experts said reflects the incre...

In June 2022, we reported on the Viking River case, in which the U.S. Supreme Court addressed the question of whether claims brought under the California Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) could ...

The IRS announced it would cease surprise visits to homes and businesses Monday, beleaguered by political backlash after a series of questionable home appearances and whistleblower accusations of p...