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On May 5, 2021, another federal district court, this time for the Northern District of California, permitted the IRS to proceed with a John Doe summons very similar to the one served on Circle last month...

Béatrice Pola, French & EU Employment Group partner, authored an article titled "Harassment and discrimination on the basis of mental health in France" in IEL.

Julie Park and Danny Chung sued their former employer (NMSI, Inc., a residential mortgage lender) for $7.2 million in profit sharing and related amounts associated with NMSI's...

After receiving extensive outside pressure from a variety of sources, include Senate Republicans, the SEC announced last week that it is deferring its decision on whether to approve a Nasdaq...

On March 5, 2014, a California jury awarded $6 million to a former accounting executive at Playboy Enterprises Inc. (the "Company"), finding that the Company discharged the former employee in violation of Section 806 of SOX.

This bill expands the prohibition on smoking in a place of employment to include an owner-operated business. It also eliminates most of the specified exemptions..

As our readers know, federal and state departments of labor have intensified their scrutiny of independent contractor arrangements and are coordinating with the federal and state taxing authorities when misclassifications are found.

Commencing March 1, 2017, all single-user toilet facilities in any business establishment, place of public accommodation, or government agency must be identified as all-gender toilet facilities.

Kathleen M. Ah Quin contends that her employer discriminated against her because she is a woman.

A bill that would have allowed California employers to offer employees a flexible workweek schedule has failed to pass the California Assembly Committee on Labor and Employment in a 5-2 party-line vote.

federal district court in California held that a complaint filed by members of the International Union of Operating Engineers that challenged pension plan trustees' decision to make certain investments was filed five days too late and thus barred by ERISA's six-year statute of limitations.

The agency apparently is looking to streamline its operations and focus its resources on other areas.

A new Connecticut law taking effect October 1 amends the state’s existing statute regulating employer use of criminal records in hiring and personnel decisions.

The coronavirus can affect employers by implicating many different issues of employment law, from sick leave to disability discrimination.

A federal district court in Minnesota found that participants in a defined benefit pension plan had standing to assert claims that defendants breached their fiduciary duties.

Touchstone had an agreement with actress Nicollette Sheridan that gave it the exclusive option to renew Sheridan's contract on an annual basis for an additional six seasons (after the first season) of the television show "Desperate Housewives."

Esperanza Acuna filed three separate complaints against her employer with the Department of Fair Employment and Housing.