Corporate Counsel Insight

The 6th Circuit on March 7 ruled that discrimination against transgender employees is a violation of… Continue Reading 6th Circuit Rules Discrimination Violates Civil Rights Act

The U.S. Department of Justice favors its cooperation program for foreign bribery cases enough that it… Continue Reading Department of Justice to Expand Self-Disclosure Program

In a decision that potentially affects all employers and workers in Colorado, the state’s highest court… Continue Reading Colorado Supreme Court Shuts Door on Stale Wage Claims

As data security breaches and privacy protection become a greater financial concern for companies, so do… Continue Reading SEC ‘Laser-Focused’ on Cybersecurity Issues

A congressional bill that aims to curb so-called “drive-by lawsuits” under Title III passed the House… Continue Reading Bill to Slow ‘Drive-By Lawsuits’ Passes U.S. House

This month, the federal government’s antidiscrimination watchdog released enforcement statistics as well as a detailed roadmap… Continue Reading EEOC Lays Out Detailed Enforcement Plan

The U.S. Department of Justice has been reluctant to dismiss weak cases that whistleblowers bring under… Continue Reading DOJ to Tamp Down Qui Tams

When a plaintiff sued two credit card companies for a large purchase that never materialized, the… Continue Reading Tenth Circuit Decision Underscores Limits of FCBA

Colorado could raise the bar on how companies handle residents’ personal data if a bipartisan bill… Continue Reading CO Could Boost Cybersecurity Protections With New Bill

The U.S. Department of Labor is taking a cue from the courts and softening up the… Continue Reading DOL Ditches Six-Factor Intern Test