Whistleblower programs seek to incentivize people with knowledge of crimes to come forward, representing a fundamental shift from the government’s historical dependence on sources who emerged thro...

Monday morning, 7:15 a.m. A company vehicle pulls out of the parking lot. The destination is a conference hotel about 90 minutes away for a training session. One employee is driving, another is ans...

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The Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA) is now law, with the first reforms being introduced over the coming months and further changes following later in the year and into 2027. In this blog, we focu...

Two former directors of nChain UK, the London blockchain company associated with a computer scientist who falsely claimed to be bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto, are bringing legal proceedings ag...

Three Ward and Smith attorneys provided context on the twists and turns of noncompete agreements by sharing the example of a hypothetical amusement park, where a nearby competitor is recruiting a ...

Federal Government Likely Heading for Weekend Shutdown, but With Hope on the Horizon. At the time of this writing, the U.S. Senate has not passed legislation to fund most of the federal government...

ICE activity is again drawing widespread attention, with enforcement actions that carry direct implications for employers. An ICE visit is no longer a theoretical risk – it’s a real-time event tha...

SANTA FE, N.M. – The aftermath of the state’s largest wildfire has left victims waiting for help, as billions in promised aid remain tangled in controversy, delays, and new questions about if the ...

An interesting labor law jurisdictional issue is brewing here in Sacramento. On January 10, teachers and other employees at the St. HOPE Public Charter Schools submitted an RD Petition with Region ...