Existing regulations establish heat illness prevention standards for outdoor workers.

In our May 2008 Employment Law Reporter, we advised you of the San Diego trial court decision in which a former Starbucks barista claimed that shift supervisors should not be allowed to share in the employees' tip pool.

Data breaches by large companies have been in the news for some time.

How can you protect yourself from losing everything when you invest? Here are some pointers to help you invest safely.

This week Governor Newsom announced new guidelines for the Phase 2 reopening of dine-in restaurants, offices, outdoor museums, shopping centers and malls.

Whether consumer protec­tion or false advertising claims are covered by insurance depends on the kind of insurance policies in play. For ex­ample, coverage for such claims under a CGL policy...

The first thing to remember is that receiverships are not bankruptcy cases. Too often, parties to receivership cases analogize to bankruptcy proceedings.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has followed the lead of the Los Angeles City Council by passing COVID-19 right of recall and worker retention ordinances...

Believing the email to be genuine, a subordinate in the company wired the funds to the fraudster's account.

As the use of biometric information for verification purposes becomes widespread, employers and others should be aware of the statutes which regulate the collection, storage and dissemination of this data.

Arecent case from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals breaks new ground on the question of whether a commercial general liability policy provides coverage for...

Where a liability carrier has assumed its insured's defense under a reservation of rights, a variety of conflicts between those parties may arise when there are settlement discussions to resolve...