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The California Supreme Court in its recent decision in Roby v. McKesson, No. S149752 (Nov. 30, 2009),

Questions continue to plague employers regarding the extent to which the Americans With Disabilities

The District of Columbia Court of Appeals, in Monteilh v. AFSCME, AFL-CIO, 107 FEP Cases 561 (D.C. 2009),

Illinois recently amended its Equal Pay Act of 2003 (EPA) to make it easier for employees to complain

Each year approximately 400,000 cases of domestic incidents are reported to law enforcement authorities

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently answered the long-standing question of whether parties

In a victory for employers with mandatory wellness initiatives, a Massachusetts federal judge has dismissed

It has been a busy year for the First Department of New York's Appellate Division, which issued three

As our country struggles with difficult economic times, many employers have chosen to lay off at least

Recent amendments to the New York State Human Rights Law authorize civil penalties payable to the state