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impactlitigation.com

the impact litigation journal provides commentary and analysis about legal issues relating to class actions and other representative litigation in the areas of consumer and employment law.

tradesecretslaw.com

The Biden Administration plans to issue an executive order calling on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to adopt rules to limit the use of noncompete

workplaceclassaction.com

Workplace Class Action Blog is devoted to the needs of corporate employers confronting the challenges of complex workplace litigation.

wagelaw.typepad.com

the california wage and hour law weblog

palaborandemploymentblog.com

This post was contributed by Timothy Finnerty, Co-Chair of the McNees Corporate & Tax Group As the coronavirus spread throughout the US and many

wagehourblog.com

Presents news, analysis, and discussions of key developments in wage and hour law that affect businesses throughout the country, including court decisions, new and proposed legislation, and trends in wage and hour class actions, collective actions, and enforcement.

whistleblowersblog.org

On March 1, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced an award of over $500,000 to be split between two whistleblowers.

lancasterlawblog.com

at russell, krafft & gruber, llp we provide our clients with personal attention and utilize the knowledge and experience of a dedicated team of experienced attorneys.

eeoc.gov

常见问答问题 1：美国平等就业机会委员会（Equal Employment Opportunity Commission，EEOC）是否接受请求， 以对可能成为职场非法歧视受害者或证人的个人采取暂缓诉讼的形式，支持与移民相关的起诉裁量权？

employerlawreport.com

Editor’s Note: Often there are important lessons learned for employers that come from seemingly unrelated cases. This post from our sister blog – Technology Law Source – highlights important e-discovery tips from Peggy Koesel and Tracey Turnbull. Even though this case is a products liability case, as Peggy and Tracey explain, the takeaways as they relate to e-discovery are universal and are very much worth sharing here. Many people use the start of a new year to resolve to improve their diet, get more sleep and exercise more. Professional resolutions for attorneys often focus on improving efficiency, expanding networks and areas of expertise or simply submitting their time entries properly. A decision late last year in the In re Pradaxa Products Liability Litigation suggests some potential professional resolutions for litigators and in-house litigation counsel to consider when litigation arises or is reasonably anticipated.