(Reuters) - Two-thirds of Black students who graduated law school last year landed jobs within 10 months that required passing the bar exam, compared to 81% of white law grads, according to new da...

Lawyer says tweets were protected by First Amendment Lawsuit blocked by immunity for state agency, official A federal appeals court in Cincinnati will hear oral argument over whether the Tennes...

SEC weighs thousands of comments, legal risks Rules would mandate greenhouse emission reporting The SEC is months away from finalizing expansive new climate disclosure requirements as the agency...

After a not-so-wonderful second quarter, the employment picture for the legal field improved in Q3 with—as usual—some groups faring better than others. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that ov...

SEC Chairman requests whistleblowers’ help to detect, investigate and prosecute violators. 10%-30% of the money collected will be awarded to whistleblowers with legit information. Empower Oversig...

If passed, Initiative 82 would end the tipped wage system that exists in some restaurants and bars in D.C. WASHINGTON — Some lawmakers are looking to build a better restaurant industry in D.C. by p...

The long-awaited decree of October 3, 2022, specifies the procedures for collecting and processing whistleblower alerts and determines the list of agencies competent to receive external alerts. Fre...

As is the case every year, the California legislature has been busy throughout 2022 enacting a host of new employment laws which take effect January 1, 2023, and even January 1, 2024. Here are ten ...

This week, we bring you our special Spilling Secrets podcast series on the future of non-compete and trade secrets law. Non-compete agreements are generally unenforceable against lawyers, but ther...