In 1972, Stanley K. Sheinbaum, chairman of the Pentagon Papers Fund, wrote with a hot pertinence that remains striking that both Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo had “struck a blow for all of us ...

As previously outlined in our Illinois employment law roundup, the deadline is fast approaching for completion of Chicago’s additional sexual harassment and bystander training requirements. The new...

Lightfoot, Franklin & White was also recognized by Hackney Publications as one of “100 Law Firms with Sports Law Practices You Need to Know About.” Brian and Lightfoot’s other sports lawyers h...

MINGO JUNCTION — Tensions boiled over at Mingo Junction Village Council’s meeting Tuesday during discussions regarding rumors that involve a local business and the chief of police. Joseph and Erika...

Artificial Intelligence seems to be everywhere these days. As we wrote last month, generative AI tools are rapidly becoming a workplace temptation for employees seeking to streamline their job dut...

June 21, 2023 We are living in a moment where corporate America and the 1% have more economic and political power than they have ever had in the history of our country. The time is long overdue ...

Recent Chinese regulations on personal data protection and standard contractual processes limit the cross-border transfer of personally identifying information. Reports of misconduct in a global ...

While hundreds of bills cleared the General Assembly in the final month of the legislative session, some big-ticket measures will have to wait until at least the fall. Sponsors of several stalled ...

A former employee sued OceanGate claiming he was wrongfully terminated after he pointed to the “potential danger" when the submersible reaches extreme depths. SEATTLE — The safety of the Titan subm...

As the Associate Administrator of the federal Small Business Administration, I learned about the challenges facing entrepreneurs. Among the most pressing concerns were liability and lawsuits. The ...