KMPG LLP must face a Black female manager’s discrimination claims under New York state and city laws because her firing while working remotely from Georgia had an impact in New York, a federal judge ...

Two mine worker unions are seeking to intervene in an ongoing challenge to a federal rule that would require mines to cut the amount of breathable silica miners are exposed to in half.

A former Equal Employment Opportunity Commission member suing for reinstatement after being fired by President Donald Trump must prove her case without the same statutory protections shielding other ...

Employees with the Justice Department’s civil rights division have been offered another chance to take deferred resignations, as part of the Trump administration’s efforts to slash the federal ...

A Wyoming doctor can’t proceed with a suit claiming Gov. Mark Gordon (R) violated the First Amendment by removing him from the state’s medical licensing board for criticizing a professional ...

Former employees of a nonprofit serving low-income Boston residents agreed to drop their proposed class action saying their retirement plan is overly invested in a conservative fund earning paltry ...

A judge on New York’s highest court took umbrage Tuesday with the court’s view that property owners are immune from liability in sports-related personal injury cases under a doctrine that says people ...

The Trump administration and over a dozen states are trying to keep a physicians group from stepping into a legal battle that could alter Biden-era privacy protections on abortion records.

Hess Corp. employees challenging the T. Rowe Price target date funds in their 401(k) plan asked a federal judge to certify their lawsuit as a 3,000-person class action.

Lei Shen rejoined Mayer Brown as a partner in its cybersecurity and data privacy practice in Chicago, the firm announced Monday.

AES Corp. sidestepped a court challenge to its advance-notice board nomination bylaws, defeating claims they were written to scare off potential activist investors.

The Alaska LNG Project LLC maintained its non free-trade export license from the Department of Energy after a federal appeals court upheld the authorization Tuesday.