Aside from the beauty of the country, Brazil presents many advantages to companies looking to do business there. As the most populated Latin American country, Brazil offers a large consumer base in...

In this 6 month series, the Fisher Phillips Louisville attorneys will present virtually on trending labor and employment law topics affecting employers across the country in a post-pandemic era. Th...

Join Fisher Phillips’ partners Adam Sloustcher and Amanda Brown for an essential update on the major employment laws signed by Governor Abbott during the 89th Texas Legislative Session, including t...

Whistleblowers have exposed some of Australia’s biggest scandals – from Robodebt and misconduct in the banking sector, to alleged war crimes in Afghanistan. They are stories that often come to ligh...

American Oversight recently obtained U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) records showing that despite formal legal training materials instructing officers that they generally cannot ent...

Today, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) proposing to rescind the 2024 independent contractor rule and reinstate—largely—the 2021 rule’s analytica...

As we gear up for a potential post-CoVid “return to work” scenario, California employers will face a myriad of new employment laws and issues in getting back to the new “normal.” Join Kristen Nesbi...

In today’s news and commentary, Michigan legislators and unions seek to regulate AI in the workplace; the en banc D.C. Circuit hears oral argument in CFPB case; and white police officers sue Phila...

Lisa Phelan was present at the creation of one of the most dynamic corporate leniency programs in government – the antitrust corporate leniency program. Phelan spent more than 25 years at the Depar...