A former officer of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is facing 66 criminal charges for exposing the criminal conduct of the office, including schemes that illegally extorted vulnerable Austra...

A federal contractor’s claim that a whistleblower breached a nondisclosure agreement, or NDA, by disclosing the company’s confidential information to media outlets has survived dismissal. The con...

Based on high employment numbers for 2007 graduates, many law schools admitted more students than they should for the following years. Embed

Morgan & Morgan filed an alleged race-based employment discrimination lawsuit Wednesday in Georgia Northern District Court on behalf of Marie Claire Medina. The suit pursues claims against th...

The Johns Hopkins Office of Economic Development and Community Partnerships will host its Fall Expungement Clinic and Resource Fair on Saturday, Oct. 1, in collaboration with Maryland Legal Aid. ...

US institutions and states are revamping hiring practices in an attempt to increase transparency about past misconduct in academia. In 2015, an assistant dean at a University of Wisconsin campus ...

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of pieces that will look at the rules and laws governing federal employees’ political activities as we head into the midterm elections. With the fall ...

Big Four firm Deloitte Legal has expanded its U.K. legal ranks again with the addition of DLA Piper’s former employment head in Hong Kong. Julia Gorham was DLA Piper’s head of employment in Hong ...

DOJ office taking on ‘more complex’ enforcement cases Companies can be liable for inadvertent bias Employers using online recruiting platforms risk running afoul of immigration law, as the Jus...

My mom used to tell me to never tell anyone at work about how much I was being paid. Times have changed. There’s a marked shift toward pay transparency on the job, as evidenced by a series of sta...