October is known for Halloween and spooky shenanigans. Gratuitous amounts of Snickers, your former CVS becoming a Spirit Costume Store, and cute Nightmare Before Christmas reruns are expected for ...

A former Kirkland & Ellis associate has sued the firm for gender discrimination, claiming she was routinely given an unmanageable workload compared to her male colleagues. She also contended th...

terminated after asking to work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, telling the Fourth Circuit her supervisors relied on a bogus confidentiality policy as an excuse to fire her. . . . Stay ahea...

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“CODA” star Emilia Jones will portray whistleblower Reality Winner in “Winner,” a dark-comedy biopic from director Susanna Fogel. Winner, a former U.S. Air Force member and NSA contractor, served ...

Pay transparency laws that require disclosure of anticipated compensation for open positions (and sometimes for current positions) are increasingly being passed by states and local jurisdictions. ...

In the past years, many companies provided social insurance through HR agencies for employees at locations where they work or have their Hukou registered rather than at the registered location of ...

Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP Shareholder Lindsay E. Hutner, co-chair of the firm's Employment Litigation & Trials Group, co-edited a publication for the Practising Law Institute (PLI)...

As a result of COVID-19’s impact on the world as we knew it, employers and employees alike have demonstrated resourceful and creative ways to keep business going throughout the challenges of a glo...

company to undo a ruling that it did not misrepresent the price of shares she was entitled to as part of her salary package. . . . Stay ahead of the curve In the legal profession, information is th...