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The U.S. Supreme Court in a June 24 decision upheld Mississippi’s restrictions on abortion, a ruling that may lead employers to revise their employee health care benefits. The Dobbs v. Jackson Wo...
Read moreThe U.S. Supreme Court in a June 24 decision upheld Mississippi’s restrictions on abortion, a ruling that may lead employers to revise their employee health care benefits. The Dobbs v. Jackson Wo...
Read moreSJ Digs: Judge requests mediation in KSU whistleblower caseState-Journal.
Read moreJPMorgan Chase & Co., the biggest US bank, will pay for employees to travel to another state if needed to obtain a legal abortion. The benefit will go into effect July 1, according to a frequ...
Read moreFormer technician also made claims under PAGA for unlawful business practices, wrongful termination The question of whether an employer’s written guidelines violate wage and hour law is not an in...
Read moreSeven adults are suing after a priest allegedly molested them when they were children Seven adults have brought a lawsuit alleging that the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Los Angeles and other enti...
Read moreOklahoma City – After nearly four years as Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor, former state Representative Leslie Osborn faces a primary challenge from a current member of the Legislature, state Rep....
Read moreWashington, D.C. — The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today issued an order simultaneously filing and settling charges against Starberry Limited for acting as a futures commission merchant ...
Read moreWhat do Coca-Cola’s secret formula, McDonalds’ special sauce, and Google’s search algorithm have in common? Each is a protected trade secret. In other words, they are proprietary information vita...
Read moreOn June 17, 2022, the California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, Division Three (Los Angeles), issued an opinion in Meza v. Pacific Bell Telephone Company (B317119, June 17, 2022) __ ...
Read moreIn 2025, U.K. insurers found fewer bogus claims than in 2024, but the cases they intercepted tended to involve more money. According to The Independent, insurers stopped 1.34 billion (about $1.77 ...