One judge decides for all Re: “Birth control decision hurts teens,” by Sharon Grigsby, Wednesday Metro & Business column. If a parent has a “fundamental right to control and direct the upbring...

Climate advocates have hit out at a new report, which claims a controversial federal government practice is "essentially sound". Source: AAP / JEREMY NG/AAPIMAGE A new review found Australia's car...

The business world has seen several changes over the past few years, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. These changes are somehow reshaping the workplace. Countries and companies now have laws...

The Bengaluru cybercrime police issued a notice to a Kannada news portal, the File, last week asking it to reveal the source of a document that it had reported on last year. According to the Hindu...

Last year was epic for sports law. Expect the same in 2023. Here are five key predictions: 1. College Athletes as Employees Will Make Legal Headway College athletes could become recognized as empl...

(Brussels) – The European Union should pass legislation that will bolster wage and labor protections for ride-share drivers, delivery riders, and other people working for digital labor platforms, ...

A long delayed significant reform to state regulation of mass layoffs looks sure to be part of 2023, probably taking effect by spring. A bill extending when companies must provide advanced notice ...

Managers across firm are expected to start cuts mid week Solomon has said firm is preparing to weather headwinds Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is embarking on one of its biggest rounds of job cuts eve...

Riggs Distler & Company Inc. isn’t entitled to summary judgment on a tool room manager’s claims of interference and retaliation under the Family and Medical Leave Act, a federal district court ...

A California federal district court denied Kern Medical Surgery Center LLC’s motion to dismiss the claims of an arthritic certified nursing assistant alleging disability discrimination, failure to ...