Since 2019, NJ officials have halted operations at 110 companies after finding 'strong evidence' of labor exploitation. Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff CHERRY HILL, NJ — In the four years since Gov. Phil ...

In recent discussions regarding the Biden whistleblower, there has been curiosity surrounding their personal life, including their marital status, spouse, and potential family. However, available i...

It’s one of several jobs he's had in addition to his part-time role as Miami Mayor. As he seeks America’s most powerful job, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is taking an unpaid leave of absence from Qui...

A whistleblower case filed in 2017 against Medtronic recently became unsealed, CNBC reported July 12. The lawsuit accuses the medical device company of bribing employees at a Kansas VA hospital to ...

WASHINGTON, July 13 (Reuters) - A group on Thursday sued the state of Texas, claiming that research and teaching have been compromised by the state's ban on public university employees using Chine...

As seen in State of the Legal Market 2023 report, demand in all practices declined over the course of the year, however, transactional practices were hit especially hard. What should transactional...

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The Federal Trade Commission is opening an investigation into ChatGPT maker OpenAI, exploring how the company manages risks, a source familiar with the matter confirms to Axios. Why it matters: Th...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit case of Burrell v. Staff, 60 F.4th 25 (3d Cir. 2023) (Nygaard, C.J.), raises interesting and rarely used legal procedures for relief. Plaintiffs Wil...

To help solve Missouri's shortage of school staff, Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation last week that allows educators to work full-time for a district without losing their retirement benefits. Th...