Kaplan Hecker & Fink LLP attorneys examine the recently passed New York Adult Survivors Act, which allows survivors of alleged sexual offenses to bring claims outside the original statute of ...

Our round-up of key developments in employment law since our last conference in February 2021. The first section of this review notes the key political and global events of the last 18 months, be...

A federal district court judge will allow a former fire chief to pursue wrongful termination claims against a Georgia city. The claims allege that the city violated the former employee’s First Am...

San Francisco: Frances Haugen, a whistleblower who exposed Facebook and testified in front of lawmakers about the social network’s illegal data activities, is raising up to $5 million to kick off...

Briefing on Whistleblowing and the most recent case law on the issue Whistleblowing has been under the attention of the Italian Data Protection Authority (hereinafter the ‘Authority’) for some ti...

Frances Haugen, a whistleblower who exposed Facebook and testified in front of lawmakers about the social network's illegal data activities, is raising up to $5 million to kick off a nonprofit or...

Frances Haugen, a whistleblower who exposed Facebook and testified in front of lawmakers about the social network's illegal data activities, is raising up to $5 million to kick off a nonprofit or...

The Employment Relations Authority is calling out rogue employment advocates. It says some are giving poor advice, frequently leaving people with thousands of dollars in costs. Employment Law Ins...

At first glance, a bill that would require the state’s tipped employees be paid the minimum hourly wage makes sense. Currently assigned to the Senate’s Ways and Means Committee, S.1213, “An Act r...

The fashion industry has been told it must wean itself off cotton from China’s Xinjiang region, as a new law comes into force giving US border authorities greater powers to block or seize goods l...