A Lake County jury awarded $2,486,718 to a man who was injured when his vehicle was rear-ended by a county employee. On Jan. 15, 2019, plaintiff Brian Thomas, 22, a college student and part-time P...

A specialist employment lawyer who enjoyed a stellar career with the likes of Gateley and Freeths has launched a new company. Michael Cummins sold his previous firm Cummins Solicitors to Knights a...

The strong late-pandemic labor market is giving a lift to a group often left on the margins of the economy: workers with disabilities. Employers, desperate for workers, are reconsidering job requir...

On October 7, 2022, OSHA announced that it had ordered ExxonMobil Corp. to immediately rehire two computational scientists who alleged that they were fired in retaliation for leaking to the media t...

Ex-employee downloaded copies of patients’ insurance and clinical information, California company admits A class action against Muir Medical Group IPA, Inc. claimed that it failed to secure the pri...

Following the UK's exit from the EU on 31 January 2020, the Brexit trade deal between both parties sought to ensure a level playing field was maintained in terms of employment law rights. However, ...

Following the UK's exit from the EU on 31 January 2020, the Brexit trade deal between both parties sought to ensure a level playing field was maintained in terms of employment law rights. However, ...

Just published, at 1 Journal of Free Speech Law 579 (2022); the abstract: This Article analyzes the institution of government employment as a nonpublic forum. Forum analysis offers a framework for...

The Whistleblower House says it stands ready to assist the South African government in its efforts to more effectively protect and support those who risk everything to do the right thing. Were it ...