Questioned about his thoughts on the fate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, our new prime minister echoed the feelings of many of us. “I do not see what purpose is served by the ongoing pursui...

“I feel a deep and personal responsibility that gives me great joy to seek justice, to mentor others, to foster community connections, and to do my humble part in hopefully opening doors for othe...

AUGUSTA, Maine — A coalition of progressive groups are trying to get a sweeping paid family and medical leave referendum on Maine’s 2023 ballot. The measure would make Maine the 11th state to ens...

Best-selling author Stephen King is slated to testify for the federal government in an antitrust suit aimed to block Penguin Random House LLC’s $2.18 billion acquisition of Simon & Schuster I...

CenturyLink Inc. has convinced a Missouri appeals court to overturn a $55 million award to the cities of Columbia and Joplin for unpaid license taxes. The trial court misconstrued the cities’ ord...

Squire Patton Boggs Summer Associate Jacob Williams details how new legislation in Colorado will impact employers’ use of non-competition covenants in the Centennial State. Adding to a growing na...

According to the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the restaurant industry is the single largest source of sexual harassment claims in the U.S. Restaurant employers need to ...

A Philadelphia federal judge’s recent criticism of a rule requiring judicial approval of individual Fair Labor Standards Act settlements is a significant move toward more efficient dispute resolu...

The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission headquarters in Washington, D.C., U.S. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly Construction firm's program isn't voluntary, group claims Wellness programs ...

Gulfport Energy Corp.‘s Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows the natural gas company to reject regulated energy contracts without Federal Energy Regulatory Commission permission, an appeals court found. ...