Texas Wins Latest Legal Fight With Border Patrol Over Razor Wire
A federal appeals court sided with Texas in its latest legal fight with the Biden administration over border security, saying ...
Citadel Loses Bid to Pause Fees for SEC Market Surveillance Tool
The US Securities and Exchange Commission can proceed with funding a new tool for surveilling trades in equity markets ...
US Antitrust Watchdog Launches Broad Microsoft Investigation
The US Federal Trade Commission has opened an antitrust investigation of Microsoft Corp., drilling into everything from the ...
School Workers Get Second Shot on Anti-Racism Free-Speech Appeal
The Eighth Circuit Wednesday agreed to rehear an appeal by two Missouri school workers who claim job training they received ...
NYC, Fire Inspectors Get Approval of $29 Million Pay Bias Deal
A proposed $29 million deal between New York City and hundreds of fire protection inspectors to settle racial bias claims ...
EPA Finds Asbestos Rule Needed to Protect Workers, Consumers
Discontinued uses of asbestos and the disposal of products once made with the cancer-causing mineral have so much potential ...
Ohio State Judge Sues Peers for Race, Gender Discrimination
Judge Kimberly Cocroft, a state court judge in Columbus, Ohio is suing 14 other judges in her courthouse for civil rights ...
Starbucks, Baker Botts Partner Defamed Inventor, Suit Says
Prolific patent monetization executive Leigh Rothschild accused Starbucks Corp. and a Baker Botts LLP partner of defaming him ...
State Farm Must Face Worker's Retaliation, Harassment Claims
State Farm Insurance employee persuaded the Sixth Circuit Wednesday to revive claims that she was harassed in a hostile ...
Tesla, Ex-Employee Agree to End Race Discrimination Lawsuit (1)
A former Tesla Inc. worker agreed to drop claims that the company discriminated and retaliated against him because he’s Black ...
New York Starbucks Cafe Dress Code Ruled Unlawful by Labor Board
Starbucks Corp. must alter its dress code at its New York City Roastery Reserve cafe after the National Labor Relations Board ...
Case: Court of Federal Claims Lacked Jurisdiction Over Whistleblower Claim, Statute is Not Money-Mandating (Fed. Cl.) (IRC §7623)
Claimant could not establish the court had subject-matter jurisdiction over her whistleblower claim because I.R.C. §7623(a) does not create a right to money damages, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ...