The Legal Intelligencer
For the fifth year in a row, U.S. employers have seen an increase in the number of wage-and-hour lawsuits filed against them in federal court, according to calculations by the Federal Judicial Center
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Bob may be interested in the theoretical issues of the law. His clients? They want results. But they do not want to pay a bundle to get those results
...California, the litigation drew focus to the U.S. attorney...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...and promotion of their diverse attorneys. But a successful diversity program...from the beach towns of California and Florida. They are able...
...under this bill, subject an employer to protracted litigation, compensatory damages, and attorneys' fees — a result that could not have been the sponsors' intent...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...are akin to those sought by prospective employers. We counsel students and attorneys to consider how the "soft skills" they relied on to...
...cases" ready to be filed. "Most of the attorneys we're working with have a couple hundred cases they're evaluating...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...applies to statements presented as assertions of fact, not opinion. As one California court explained in Ibarra v. Carpinello, 2011 Cal. App. Unpub...
As exonerations become more commonplace and organizations whose sole purpose is to collaterally attack wrongful convictions proliferate, there continues to be a mechanism in the law in most states th
...memo for remote workers and President Obama's recent comments about California Attorney General Kamala Harris, calling her "the best-looking attorney general...
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