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Employment Considerations During a Time of Conflict - Crowell & Moring LLP
There are many issues to be mindful of during a time of conflict, but staff welfare is at the top of the list for any employer in Qatar. We set out below some key considerations for employers in th...
Read moreAI fuels rise in pro se employment lawsuits - Minnesota Lawyer
BOSTON — The availability of large language models and AI technology is helping fuel a sharp, steady rise in the number of unrepresented plaintiffs in employment cases, a new report shows. Local e...
Read moreAI fuels rise in pro se employment lawsuits - Minnesota Lawyer
BOSTON — The availability of large language models and AI technology is helping fuel a sharp, steady rise in the number of unrepresented plaintiffs in employment cases, a new report shows. Local e...
Read moreMueller probe cut corners, broke rules to ‘get Trump,’ whistleblower claims - AOL.com
An FBI agent assigned to then-special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign has made bombshell allegations charging that misconduct, political bias, and “overzea...
Read moreJersey whistleblowers to be protected at work by new law - BBC
People who blow the whistle on bad practice or law-breaking in their workplace would be protected from unfair treatment in future under a new law. Deputy Lyndsay Feltham, Minister for Social Secur...
Read moreNoncompetes and employment law: What should physicians do if asked to sign a noncompete? - Medical Economics
An attorney specializing in employment law discusses artificial intelligence and noncompetes. Physicians presented with should consult an attorney before signing, as state laws vary widely and can ...
Read moreKey Takeaways from the LWDA’s Proposed Regulations for California Employment Attorneys - Law.com
The California Labor and Workforce Development Agency (LWDA) has issued an extensive notice of proposed rulemaking that—if adopted—will reshape Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) practice. For e...
Read moreFalse Claims
Yoon convicted over false campaign claims - 동아일보
A South Korean court on July 27 convicted former President Yoon Suk Yeol of making false statements during the 2022 presidential campaign, sentencing him to 18 months in prison, suspended for thre...