In a significant decision for employers in the oil and gas industry, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit inGilchrist v. Schlumberger Tech. reversed a district court

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Two aerospace executives sued their former employer for more than $1 million in severance, alleging they were wrongfully terminated after refusing orders to transfer $1 million from the company's account to the founder's separate business.

The National Labor Relations Board reopened the case after discovering that an NLRB member who owned ExxonMobil stock had considered the case. The complaint was then reheard by a new Democratic majority appointed by former President Joe Biden, which ruled against the oil company.

A Dallas Judge ordered business owner Robert "Bob" Lovell to pay $5.7 million to a former employee in what marks the first...

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