During the past two and a half years, many white-collar employees worked from home, or, in some cases, from Starbucks, shared work spaces and even while attempting to vacation away from home. Whi...

In South African law, the courts have, in general, taken the side of the employee where an employment policy limits a certain appearance. Employment law experts from Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr said th...

BOSTON — A Revere-based residential and commercial insulation company and its owner and president have agreed to pay more than $281,000 in penalties and restitution in an agreement reached with A...

The State Bar of Texas and the Texas Young Lawyers Association selected Dallas associate Derek McKee as one of 20 lawyers to participate in the 2022-2023 class of LeadershipSBOT. LeadershipSBOT i...

On August 18, 2022, the US District Court for the Northern District of Florida temporarily blocked enforcement of the Individual Freedom Act (IFA), also known as the Stop the Wrongs to Our Kids a...

Academy Mortgage Corp. agreed in principle to settle a lawsuit with a False Claims Act whistleblower alleging that the company defrauded a federal program by falsely certifying loans for Federal ...

Labor could face a roadblock on its jobs and skills promise unless it agrees to fast-track wage increases for women and low income earners. The Greens are threatening to withhold support for any ...

The Greens have warned that any deal reached at the Jobs and Skills Summit risks becoming nothing more than a “historical footnote” if the Albanese government does not grant its demands for signi...

A two-year legal battle between a food delivery driver and the delivery company failed to find in favour of the worker, but may still be the catalyst for major industrial relations reform. By Ki...

Ottawa, Ontario The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced the appointment of the Honourable Michelle O’Bonsawin to the Supreme Court of Canada, effective September 1, 2022. Justice O’Bo...