WASHINGTON—Today, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform held a hearing titled “Oversight of Fraud and Misuse of Federal Funds in Minnesota: Part II.” The Committee is continuing to...

A Berkeley employee bought a city ambulance without permission — and management failed to disclose the breach publicly when requesting approval after the fact, a new audit finds. The worker who ma...

Takeaways The potential for expanded use of National Guard and Reserve forces makes USERRA compliance for employers critical. USERRA’s broad, mandatory protections for employees include military ...

On February 26, 2026, the National Labor Relations Board (the “NLRB” or “Board”) issued a final rule formally restoring the Board’s February 2020 joint-employer regulation under the National Labor...

Dive Brief: The former CFO of Indian River State College Marvin Pyles filed a civil suit against the school, its President Timothy Moore and its board of trustees alleging whistleblower retaliati...

While law school teaches everything from civil procedure to stare decisis, there are some aspects of practicing law that aren't covered during the three years that lead up to the bar... To view the...

"There are 30 whistleblowers who have given letters to this committee on the record saying they have been subject to intimidation by your administration because they were trying to stop the fraud i...

This week, we examine significant regulatory shifts affecting employers in New York City, California, and Pennsylvania, as aggressive local enforcement strategies and expanding interpretations of b...

Key Takeaways The DOJ has issued its first award under the new USPS antitrust whistleblower program, confirming the program is active and tied to real enforcement outcomes, including a deferred p...