A retroactive analysis of litigation data can help legal departments identify trends and determine where to allocate resources to reduce the likelihood of future litigation. But as the legal risks facing companies grow and intensify, it’s critical to
As pandemic-era employment leverage could be shifting away back to employers, Lee Schreter warns them to be careful to not over-correct while thinking about their workforce, a recession and an economic downturn. (Subscription required.)
Sebastian Chilco talks about why inflation-based minimum wage increases vary widely across the U.S., and why this year’s large inflation-based increases could motivate state legislatures and city councils to consider mitigation policies. (Subscription req
Yvette V. Gatling explains why other appellate courts may follow a ruling by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia that gender dysphoria is a condition that is entitled to protection under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Rhonda B. Levy and Barry Kuretzky examine an Ontario Court of Appeal case that sheds light on questions surrounding contracts and conflict of interest stipulations. (Subscription required.)
