Christal Phillips joins Detroit Board of Ethics Christal Phillips, a civil rights and employee relations professional, is the new executive director of the City of Detroit Board of Ethics. She was ...

For years, employers have been exploring the possibility of how automated tools (ranging from basic computer screening methods to advanced artificial intelligence systems) may be able to improve an...

Given the significant investment by PE firms in the physician practice space, ensuring maximum ability to enforce negotiated noncompete provisions is key to protecting your investment. To read this...

Kevin Kramis isn't sure he'd go back and make the same choices earlier this year. Kramis, a longtime volunteer in Garden City, exposed improprieties that led to resignations from three city employ...

A Texas nonprofit faces renewed investigation after its initial response to a crisis didn't match its public records. Authorities in December 2020 charged the nonprofit's chief financial officer, G...

Alex S. Drummond of Seyfarth Shaw has entered an appearance for Chanel Inc. in a pending lawsuit over alleged employment discrimination under the ADA. The action was filed Sept. 9 in Georgia Northe...

Jennifer Smithfield felt weak and still had trouble breathing in February after nearly two weeks with covid-19. It was a Sunday, and her doctor’s office was closed. So her primary care physician s...

Employment and pensions Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments impacting employers Blackouts this winter? What employers need to consid...

First in a series. FIRESTONE, Colo. — Bill Coffee’s neighbors in this outer suburb of Denver figured they were doomed to lose their fight against the oil company’s plan to drill 26 wells next to t...

‘Primary purpose test’ for determining privilege at issue Legal, business advice usually blended in employment context The US Supreme Court’s upcoming look at whether attorney-client privilege e...