DOJ Softens Cooperation Credit Standard
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein made a candid admission...
Congress Makes New Attempt at Data Privacy Legislation
Congress is once again trying to create federal cybersecurity...
SEC Stats Paint Picture of Priorities, Impediments
In the Securities and Exchange Commission’s latest collection of...
Massage School Students Aren’t FLSA Employees, Appeals Court Finds
Had a federal appeals court decided Nesbitt v. FCNH...
Safety Incentive Programs O.K. With OSHA
Many employers, as a means of promoting workplace safety,...
DOL Hints at Unfinished Business in New Regulatory Agenda
In case employers have forgotten, the Department of Labor...
Failure-to-Accommodate Claim Must Show Adverse Action, 10th Circuit Says
Failure-to-accommodate claims often arise because an employee can’t perform...
Performance Improvement Plan Not Retaliation, 10th Circuit Finds
Fearing retaliation claims, cautious employers might be reluctant to...
‘New NAFTA’ Won’t Rattle Supply Chains
Companies with global operations were relieved to hear last...
PTAB Pushed Toward More Precedent, Predictability
Patent litigators — and their clients — have been...