He kept the books after a partial win - then lost his job over them A school employee decorated his office with contested books. His employer told him to stop - and a US appeals court agreed it cou...

A crude nickname in the record helped one worker keep his case alive Pennsylvania's highest court has revived a narcotics agent's whistleblower claim, ruling he offered enough evidence to link lost...

The trial judge's reasoning came from neither side - and the worker never got to answer it The NSW Court of Appeal ordered a rehearing of a coal miner's back-injury claim, finding the trial judge m...

Introduction The Court of Appeal recently clarified the role of the regime established under the Public Interest Disclosure (Whistleblower Protection) Act (PIDA) in protecting employee whistleblowe...

A major new court decision could remake federal labor law for years to come. This decision – issued on July 21 by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit – signals that courts may soon revi...

Judge rejects scale costs and orders the Crown to foot the entire $349,107.98 bill A family caregiver will have her full $349,107.98 legal bill met by the Crown, Chief Judge Christina Inglis ruled ...

Swiss Court Orders Fresh Ruling for Whistleblowers in Cum-Ex Fraud Swiss Supreme Court Revives Case Involving Bank Secrecy and Cum-Ex Scandal Background of the Case ZURICH, July 22 (Reuters) - Swi...

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Tennessee House Bill 1034 was signed into law on May 7, 2026, and took effect July 1, 2026. The law introduces two significant changes to employment-based noncompete agreements. First, the law bar...

A disability charity has been ordered to pay over 320,000 in a record whistleblower penalisation award to a senior manager following an attempt to replace her and allegations of bullying against i...