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Numerous studies confirm that "gig" workers – freelancers, temporaries, and the like – make up a fast-growing segment of the U.S. workforce.

In a unanimous ruling this week, Fort Bend County, Texas v. Davis, No. 18-525, the U.S. Supreme Court resolved a conflict among the Courts of Appeals over whether Title VII's charge-filing requirement

The Washington Supreme Court recently considered whether it would adopt the "apex doctrine." This doctrine is a framework...

Most of the California Wage Orders say that: "All working employees shall be provided with suitable seats when the nature of the work reasonably permits the use of seats."

Andrea M. Kirshenbaum examines a case that unsettles decades of personal jurisdiction jurisprudence.

ViaView filed a petition for a workplace violence restraining order against Thomas Retzlaff, a resident of Texas, who had filed a motion to quash the petition for lack of personal jurisdiction.

Oil expert Dr. Philip Verleger helped to obtain a favorable outcome for Alaskan refiners in an August 30, 2016 decision handed down by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

Hosts Matt Jones and April L. Rolen-Ogden cover recent cases on the duty to market, always an ongoing issue, and the newest jurisprudence highlighting the need to update master service agreements.

On September 1, 2015, FERC announced that Chairman Norman Bay had named Max Minzner as general counsel to the Commission.

Montana's Supreme Court heard arguments last week in a case that will determine the future of Missoula's water utility.

Foley Hoag Partner and Senior Policy Director Basil Seggos recently spoke with Utility Dive on the uncertainty facing the energy sectorfollowing back-to-back U.S. Supreme Court decisions...

In an unprecedented move, the Supreme Court issued an order yesterday staying the Clean Power Plan, which is widely regarded as the centerpiece of the Obama Administration's effort to address climate change.

Svend Brandt-Erichsen was interviewed by Recharge News for its article, "Revolution win bodes well but Empire will be test for US offshore wind." (subscription required).

In our recent article on the Shell v Venture Global dispute, we highlighted that Venture Global remained in dispute with other anchor buyers from the Calcasieu Pass LNG...

Sometimes cases seem to be deciding issues that are so obvious it's hard to figure out why they get any serious attention from the courts.

Although the Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA" or "Agency") was not successful in preventing the stay, the Agency has failed to expressly acknowledge that compliance deadlines must therefore be postponed.

Under the Superfund law, defendants face joint and several liability, while contribution claims are limited to a defendant's equitable share of the cost of the remediation at the site.

Mechanical things occasionally break and sometimes do not work as designed despite best a company's best efforts.