Farmworker Groups Sue Labor Department Over H-2A Rule
The Department of Labor was recently hit with a lawsuit by farmworker groups over a newly proposed H-2A rule.
The Department of Labor was recently hit with a lawsuit by farmworker groups over a newly proposed H-2A rule.
A former Trump campaign attorney had asked the courts to discard the state’s election results–and hand over the power to make a final decision to the Republican-dominated Legislature.
Major League Baseball says it has paid millions of dollars in insurance every year to avoid financial catastrophe–and now that COVID-19 has caused one, insurers are refusing to pay out.
Netflix settles one court case, while its battle over ‘The Cuties’ film continues.
The University of Minnesota was recently hit with a lawsuit by a former student seeking a partial refund of tuition and students fees from last spring when the school shut down campuses and shifted to online learning.
While a drop-off in activity is expected as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect our daily lives, various factors have proven to be significant in affecting activity in a specific practice area or stage of litigation.
American Civil Liberties Union files a lawsuit on behalf of employees at beef processing plant for failing to take coronavirus precautions.
The Department of Justice brings a lawsuit against Facebook for discriminating against U.S. workers.
Dordt University was recently hit with a gender discrimination lawsuit by a former student accused of having non-consensual sex with a female student.
YETI and Amazon are teaming up in a lawsuit to go after alleged counterfeiters.