Workers' compensation tribunal rules claimant is entitled to more panels of medical evaluators The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board of California recently ruled that an applicant was unable to c...

Plaintiffs must plead a “sound basis for comparison—a meaningful benchmark” — to sustain their claims of imprudent investment and excessive fee against a 401(k) plan, the federal appeals court in S...

LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Sheriff Alex Villanueva responded Tuesday to the latest whistleblower case brought against him as well as Los Angeles County, calling a sheriff's lieutenant's allegation Villan...

Eight years ago, a whistleblower accused a credit card processor for many of Manhattan’s topflight hotels, including the Waldorf Astoria and the Trump Hotels, of dodging New York state taxes. The ...

Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Inc. will pay $2.9 million to settle a federal lawsuit claiming it mismanages its retirement plans by filling them with expensive and overly risky inve...

Nation NEW ORLEANS – Alyssa graduated in May from nursing school with honors hoping to improve her family’s future. Yet, because of a past offense, the 38-year-old can’t get a job as a licensed ...

Whistleblower News Network: Whistleblower Advocates Speak at Inspectors General Annual Training This article features Government Accountability Project Staff Attorney and Director of the Internatio...

“The only one who suffered consequences was me.” In this episode of the Whistleblower of the Week podcast, FBI whistleblower Jane Turner talks with James Wasserstrom, often hailed as the first UN ...

A recent report found that although Maine bounced back quickly from the pandemic-induced downturn, that recovery has masked “continued underlying weaknesses in the economy.” Challenges identified ...

CalMatters For decades California’s lawmakers and regulators have taken aim at employers who rob their workers of pay, overtime premiums, tips and other forms of compensation. Just last year, legi...