Texas LawyerObesity rates among the nation's work force at an all-time high portend claims from plaintiffs demanding accommodations for their condition — and lawsuits against employers that fail to provide
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Marta Fernandez got a call earlier this year from a client with a weight problem. Her client, a hotel and resort chain, was troubled about how to handle a request by an obese employee at one of its C
Multinationals frequently bump up against multijurisdiction antibribery probes under laws like the FCPA. An international treaty is supposed to sort out who does what—but hasn't so far
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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