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Lowe’s Home Centers agreed to settle a class action brought by its home improvement contractors who allege that they were misclassified.

For most employers, the substantive provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (the PPACA) have been implemented.

The Supreme Court of the United States recently adopted a strict causation standard that will make it more difficult for employees seeking to prove retaliation in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

On Wednesday, March 26, 2014, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued a ruling that could potentially change the landscape of college football and other collegiate sports...

Employers need to be aware that their workers may be filing Forms SS-8 to obtain an IRS determination of their status as employees.

The 3PDelivery settled two class action IC misclassification cases for $2.25 million covering drivers in Oregon and Washington.

Over the past several years, there has been growing awareness, public discourse and, at times, unrest about how colleges and universities respond to sexual misconduct.

Petitioner Kevin Loughrin stole checks that he altered and used to purchase goods from Target, which he then returned to Target for $1,184.

Steven Enright and his wife borrowed money from a bank to buy dairy cows and other improvements for the family dairy farm.

A debtor that owned several properties filed a chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding on April 1st.

A secured junior lender who purchased property at a senior lender’s foreclosure sale paid $100,000 to the Internal Revenue Service to induce it to release a right of redemption in connection with its tax liens on the property.

With reimbursement levels declining, health care organizations, including pharmacies and physicians, continue to look for ways to diversify their businesses.

Unbeknownst to a foreclosing creditor, the personal representative of the deceased sole shareholder of a corporation that had been administratively dissolved more than a decade ago filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy petition on behalf of the corporation three days before the foreclosure sale of real estate owned by the corporation

To confirm the debtor's proposed plan of reorganization over the mortgage lender's objections, the plan had to be accepted by an impaired class of creditors.

The debtor (Madoff Securities) made payments to "feeder funds" that provided its funding, and the feeder funds in turn made payments to their investors, fund managers, and other entities.

A chapter 11 debtor sought to disallow the claim of a second mortgagee that held a nonrecourse loan that was totally underwater (i.e., the property was worth less than the first mortgage).

A mortgagee continued with foreclosure of a mortgage after the debtor filed bankruptcy because it was not aware of the filing.