‘Where we sit we’re looking for champions on both sides of the aisle,’ Richard Edley, of the Rehab Community Providers Association, said Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives take th...

Seyfarth Synopsis: Please join attorneys from Seyfarth's Labor & Employment group for part three of a micro-webinar series addressing important legal issues and considerations for health care ...

Everyone wants to be fair. Every employee expects fairness on the job. Every marriage needs a healthy dose of fairness. There is no doubt that fairness matters in relationships. Humans want what i...

What You Need to Know A recent NLRB ruling and a memo from its general counsel are throwing the spotlight on what's permissible in severance agreements. Employers might get into trouble when the ...

For union activists, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer's signing of a bill last week repealing a right-to-work law was a signal victory and a historic achievement. The law, which, like those that ...

Public spats between high-ranking officials. Anonymous letters and lawsuit threats. A cast of characters longer than a blockbuster movie and a laundry list of allegations that seems to grow every ...

Whistleblowing 2.0 - The implementation of the Whistleblower Protection Directive in Germany The implementation of the European Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers is still behind schedu...

The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is an operational arm of the United Nations, supporting the successful implementation of its partners' peacebuilding, humanitarian and develop...

A billion-dollar management advisory services set-aside contract at the Department of Veterans Affairs will end ahead of schedule amid mounting criticism of the agency’s health modernization effort...

Court docs show Fenwick served with law enforcement subpoenas Class action alleges firm helped FTX set up ‘shadowy’ front groups FTX’s legal troubles are reaching its law firm, Fenwick & We...