LOS ANGELES (AP) — Workers for corporations owned by Michael Jackson had no legal obligation to protect children from the pop star, an attorney told an appeals court Wednesday. Jackson estate lawy...

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In an ever-changing economy, the topic of minimum wage is perpetually relevant, especially when faced with the reality of being paid below the legal limit. As an employee, it is vital to understan...

GroundUp has experienced first hand the Road Accident Fund’s (RAF) notorious lack of responsiveness. A source provided us with a report detailing several cases of serious maladministration, nepoti...

Partners Alyssa DaCunha and Joel Green, co-chairs of WilmerHale's congressional investigations practice, spoke with The American Lawyer about the recent increase in the number of congressional inve...

An appeals court on Tuesday issued a stay of a federal judge's order sanctioning a Little Rock law firm and its managing attorney over a billing dispute. Last week, U.S. District Judge Billy Roy W...

Companies have started to support their workers with extensive reproductive health benefits, prioritizing perks like in vitro fertilization, egg freezing, lactation services, and fertility counse...

In mid-May, Cierra McClain, a server at First Watch, learned that she was six weeks pregnant. She immediately passed the news along to her manager. McClain was working at a Durham location of the ...

Strike wave in second-largest city helps explain national discord From Hollywood to the high desert, workers are walking off the job LOS ANGELES — Chelly grinned as he watched a mob of fellow ac...