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Human trafficking is a global problem that is receiving the attention of legislators and law enforcement.

"The lack of a single, codified body of law to explicitly protect image or publicity rights on either side of the Atlantic means that high-profile individuals must draw from a variety of causes of action and legal tools to protect their interests."

On January 8, 2020, OFAC sanctioned the First Vice President of South Sudan, Taban Deng Gai (Deng), for his involvement in serious human rights abuse...

In recent years, shareholder proposals have become a powerful tool for pressing companies to address a wide range of public policy concerns—from climate change and human capital management to human rights and political spending.

Sharlene Koonce's article "Child Sexual Exploitation Compels a Multifaceted Analysis: Refining the Supply and Demand Approach" was published in the UC Davis Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy Vol. 21:1.

In the article, "Experts Weigh in on Title IX Transgender Regulations," featured in Akron Legal News, Sarah Moore defines "What It Means to Be Transgender?" and discusses the challenges faced by these individuals.

As we previously reported, as of January 1, 2015, Illinois employers with 15 or more employees are subject to new amendments to the Illinois Human Rights Act...

For the first time, a court used a civil rights law to hold a school district financially accountable in a case of student bullying.

A few years ago, many banks found themselves to be the targets of class action lawyers for alleged failure to comply with ADA standards regarding access to ATMs.

Over on Reed Smith's AdLaw by Request blog, attorney Caroline Klocko discusses the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit's January 30th ruling...

Federal action is reshaping hospital operations through executive orders and agency enforcement rather than legislation. Civil rights enforcement now extends into medical education and clinical training, while new scrutiny targets gender-affirming care policies, immigration enforcement in facilities, and tax-exempt status requirements.

Stephanie Carman wrote the article "A Commitment to Your Community—Defender of Rights." The article discusses the benefits of pro bono and community work and describes opportunities

Balancing The Rights Of The Press Under The First Amendment

Butler presents the first in a four-part series discussing important historical African-American figures and developments during the Harlem Renaissance. Part one is narrated by attorney Bret Freeman.

This video describes Jones Day's Anti-Human Trafficking Project, and features lawyers who describe how and why the project was undertaken.

Alison Dreizen, Counsel in the Firm’s Corporate department was a guest on the latest episode of Bloomberg Law, where host June Grasso speaks with prominent attorneys and legal scholars...

Patrick Murphy was a guest on "Inside Government" on January 15, 2014, to discuss his show "Taking the Hill" and various issues facing veterans returning from combat.