Suzannah Hoover / DCist/WAMU More than half of the D.C. Council’s members — including almost all of the women — are calling for an independent investigation into accusations that a former deputy m...

Editor's note: Authored by Matthew Krengel, Luke Cadigan and Andrew Goldstein, with contribution from Ruth Hauswirth, this article was originally published in Law360. In today's fast-paced business...

Past is often prologue, to paraphrase Shakespeare, so employers should verify the past employment of those they're interested in hiring, particularly since organizations might be liable if they hi...

WAMU/DCist / Tyrone Turner It’s been a long few years for Metro. A pandemic that decimated ridership. A derailment that sidelined most of its fleet. But more recently, there have been signs of hop...

Protective Life Insurance’s lawsuit asserting claims of breach of contract and unjust enrichment against a former employee who was overpaid $73,752.64 at termination because of a typo wasn’t barred...

Earlier this month, David Grusch, a former official with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), made stunning claims that the United States...

Bill coincides with FTC, NLRB action to fight noncompetes After Minnesota bill, NY would be fifth state with broad ban New York would ban employee noncompete agreements under legislation heading...

Washington, D.C. — The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Whistleblower Office in the Division of Enforcement issued an alert today notifying the public on how to identify and report potential ...

Record-Level Funding Secured by the Governor Expands Nationally Recognized Initiative to Eight New Police Departments, Four Additional Counties GIVE Funding Now Supports 28 Police Departments, and ...

Hanesbrands Inc. was slapped with an employment discrimination lawsuit on Monday in North Carolina Middle District Court. The court action was brought by Elliot Morgan Parsonage on behalf of a cre...