In 1982, a local news station in New Orleans broadcast a documentary called “Cruisin’ the Streets,” which aimed a prurient and dehumanizing gaze at gay and trans sex workers in the French Quarter. ...

Seyfarth Synopsis: NJ Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill coined the "Temp Worker Bill of Rights" into law. The Law gives temporary workers the right to certain information in their native language,...

Law firm Sullivan & Cromwell billed $7.5 million for work on the FTX bankruptcy case in November, a period covering just 19 days, a Tuesday court filing shows. The firm – whose appointment rai...

A Superior Court judge indicated this week that he’s inclined to allow more wide-ranging depositions to take place than MIT would prefer in a lawsuit brought by a former researcher on the now-defun...

Alex Murdaugh was born to be a lawyer. For almost a century, members of the Murdaugh family served as solicitors (another name for local prosecutors) in five counties in South Carolina’s Lowcountr...

As we leave the January blues behind, we look forward to see what's on the horizon for employment law in Ireland in 2023. There have been a number of significant developments affecting employee rig...

The UK was an early adopter of specific whistleblower protection and this is reflected in cultural attitudes to the practice. The introduction of whistleblowing legislation in the UK in 1998 has en...

American Dream mall shooting: Former employee files lawsuitNorthJersey.

Companies in some parts of the EU will be adding dedicated back channels to their flagship websites that allow whistleblowers to anonymously report on wrongdoings such as bribery, corruption, and ...

Siri & Glimstad’s Allison Lucas and Aaron Siri analyze the role Title VII should play when employers review requests for religious exemption from vaccine boosters. They say employees who demon...