Helen McEntee is accused by a garda whistleblower of ‘dangerously and recklessly’ disclosing his identity to his superiors during her tenure as Minister for Justice, Extra.ie can reveal. According...

When asked to predict the next big thing in employment law, Orrick's Lynne Hermle says "gender discrimination is going to stay hot" and expects to see more employment lawyers in the lateral market....

National security lawyer Mark Zaid is no stranger to suing the government – but usually on behalf of his own clients. Now, as a plaintiff himself, Zaid's attorneys want a federal judge to consider...

By Bob Smietana | Religion News Service NASHVILLE (RNS) — On a hot and humid summer day, Thursday afternoon (June 26), a group of mourners gathered in a small chapel at Immanuel Nashville church t...

SCOTUS Rejects Retiree’s ADA Claim. Late last week, the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit that limits the ability of reti...

AI is no longer just a buzzword—it’s actively transforming the workplace. Whether employers are aware of it or not, AI tools are being embedded into daily operations across industries. With Califo...

coverage on the impact to unionization campaigns for NCAA athletes after final approval of a $2. 78 billion class action settlement permitting revenue sharing, what the acting chair of the Equal Em...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that courts can't impose extra legal hurdles on majority-group plaintiffs in workplace bias cases, while the Second Circuit embraced a worker-friendly reading of the Am...

A D.C. federal judge Friday voiced his "grave" concerns about the White House's Department of Government Efficiency obtaining personal information, but the district court declined to stop the U.S. ...