Join us for a recorded 60-minute briefing covering key developments in the executive compensation space. Mike Scanlon, Tino Salazar and Krista Hanvey outline recent legislative and regulatory devel...

The red-hot labor market seems to be cooling off. The imperfect storm of unprecedented inflation, market volatility and a looming recession are causing employers to rethink their human capital str...

The Food and Drug Administration ignored the best available science in making determinations about the safety of certain tobacco products, according to a whistleblower who has since seen his compl...

Ford Motor Co. and a female former employee in Chicago agreed to dismiss her lawsuit based on alleged workplace sexual harassment. Terri Lewis-Bledsoe and the company filed a stipulation of dismis...

An ex-convict-turned-lawyer spent nine years practicing law in hopes of turning his life around, but now he'll have to find a new path.

New York City Uber drivers are planning a 24-hour strike on Dec. 19 and calling for a passenger boycott after a judge this week temporarily blocked wage increases. The raises, which were approved b...

A D.C. federal court tossed a watchdog's lawsuit seeking Treasury records dealing with its response to an Internal Revenue Service whistleblower's allegation of interference in the agency's audit p...

This month’s legislative update covers the US House of Representatives’ passage of a bill that would give Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) nurses and other clinicians full collective bargaining...

As Bodman’s Workplace Law Group reported in July of 2022, the Michigan Court of Claims ruled that the Michigan legislature used a constitutionally invalid procedure to amend the Earned Sick Leave A...

Three more states legalized adult recreational marijuana use in 2022, and it may only be a matter of time before such use is legal across the country. Also growing in acceptance is the use of ther...