The Legal Intelligencer
The Supreme Court will continue its recent trend of answering important questions in intellectual property litigation
...work. The law seeks to target employers that utilize unauthorized workers. Representative John Galloway, D-Bucks, stated: "We are not targeting illegal...
Wal-Mart has prevailed in nearly decade-long class action litigation over its use of contract janitorial services that hire immigrant labor
In last month's column, I reported that the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with the outcomes that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit arrived at in three of the seven cases that reached the Su
...it an enforcement priority to target employers who either knowingly hire unauthorized workers or who fail to comply with the requisite employment authorization processes. The...
Over the past year, the Supreme Court found itself the subject of an almost obsessive level of public interest. From The Today Show to the Harvard Law Review , the court's machinations were a hot
...manager can face. These employees have failed to keep pace with other workers in the company. They are inconsistent in the volume and quality of...
"Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2011, was intended to be a typical, hard-charging litigator's business day. I was scheduled to travel to Houston with the general counsel of the American subsidiary of a European
...to collect money it's owed. The effort is targeting auto insurers, workers' compensation insurers and other third parties that are liable for injuries, like...
...involved Farley opening the door of his car and striking a co-worker's parked truck above the wheel well with the door. Farley testified...
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