The City of Haine, Florida has agreed to pay $550,000 to settle a federal lawsuit brought by former city clerk Erica Anderson, who alleged she endured years of racial harassment, defamation, and r...

David F. Weiner, who made a name for himself as a pioneer in employment law in Pittsburgh, died on June 7 at his Oakland home. He was 86. The cause was cancer, his daughter, Bentley, said. After t...

Only two months after Missouri’s statewide paid sick and safe time law became effective, Governor Mike Kehoe signed House Bill 567, which will repeal the earned paid sick time benefit effective Au...

There is a Whistleblowing Crisis at VA, but There Does Not Have to Be To learn more about this important legislation explained in this blog, read our in-depth review. This blog contains mentions of...

On July 8, the Antitrust Division of the United States Justice Department (“DOJ Antitrust”) announced a Whistleblowers Rewards Program (“Program”) in partnership with another member of the Procure...

Only two months after Missouri’s statewide paid sick and safe time law became effective, Governor Mike Kehoe signed House Bill 567, which will repeal the earned paid sick time benefit effective Au...

Non-compete agreements have been under fire for years, and it's unlikely 2025 will be any different. While non-competes are currently governed at the state level; the Federal Trade Commission's (FT...

Worker filed complaint after employer completely removed her from work following request for safe work The Quebec Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court’s ruling that overturned an Administrative...

Settlement constituted full resolve of all matters; employer claimed abuse of process A worker’s discrimination complaint after her union reached a settlement agreement for a termination grievance ...