A recent whistleblower filing alleges Attorney General Kris Mayes was paid to prosecute President Donald Trump’s supporters. According to the whistleblower, Christina Bobb — one of the indicted fo...

David Garland, Member of the Firm, co-presents "A Review of Labor and Employment Considerations in Global Mergers and Acquisitions" at the ABA Labor and Employment Law Conference, which runs from N...

Takeaways In Lundeen v. 10 W. Ferry St. Operations, the court held that in settling a Rule 23 class action, plaintiffs can waive the FLSA rights not asserted by class members. Employers litigatin...

Charities can take some simple steps to minimise complaints from whistleblowers and improve where concerns are made According to Charity Commission figures released in 2025, the number of whistlebl...

Public reminded to avoid doxxing others because of work disputes A work dispute led to the arrest of a man in Hong Kong last week after he allegedly leaked his former employer's name and personal i...

One of his victims is a Vietnamese woman who is half his age and arrived in New Zealand in 2023, Radio New Zealand reported, citing court documents. The court found that the man deceived her with ...

Amazon.com was sued on Wednesday in a proposed class action saying the retailer subjects thousands of warehouse employees with disabilities to a “punitive” policy governing workplace absences. Ama...

What Ontario’s Gig Worker Rules Mean for You If you drive for Uber Eats, deliver with DoorDash, or work through any digital platform, you’re part of Ontario’s fast-growing gig economy — and as of ...