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Legal Experts React as Twitter Employees Launch Class Action Suit Amid Elon Musk’s Firing Spree: There’s ‘Legal Analysis and Strategy Behind’ the Layoffs

Marisa SarnoffNov 4th
Federal Discrimination Lawsuit Against Planned Parenthood Says Black Employee Was ‘Summarily Fired’ After Filing ‘Complaints of Racial Inequality’

Aaron KellerOct 19th
Patchwork of SCOTUS Justices Say Employers Can Force Certain Employee Lawsuits into Private Arbitration Despite California Preference for State Courts

Marisa SarnoffJun 15th
SCOTUS to Decide Cases on Nursing Home Lawsuits, Fraud, and Overtime Wages — What to Know

Elura NanosMay 2nd
Employees Sue Hospital over Vaccine Mandate by Claiming They’re ‘Human Guinea Pigs’ in an ‘Experimental Vaccine Trial’

Aaron KellerMay 29th
Bari Weiss Claimed She Was Unlawfully Discriminated Against at The New York Times. Does She Have a Case?

Aaron KellerJul 15th
What Are Your Legal Rights to Be Protected in the Workplace During the COVID-19 Pandemic?

Jesse WeberApr 17th
Coronavirus Is Affecting Employment Law in Ways You Probably Never Anticipated

Elura NanosMar 30th
#MeToo Just Got Some Huge Help from State Attorneys General

Elura NanosFeb 14th
Sorry, You’ve Got Basically No Legal Recourse If You’re Fired For Fleeing Hurricane Irma

Colin KalmbacherSep 7th
This Is America. Of Course You Can Legally Fire A White Supremacist.

Colin KalmbacherAug 15th
Yesterday is Gonna Go Down In History as the Day LGBT Rights Died

Elura NanosJul 27th
Second Circuit Throws Out $1.8 Million Jury Verdict in Needle-Phobic Pharmacist Case

Elura NanosMar 28th
Billy Bush Might Very Well Win if He Sues NBC Over ‘Pussy Grab’ Tape

Elura NanosOct 12th
Headlines Slamming Court for Upholding Employer’s ‘Racist’ Ban on Dreadlocks Are Unfair

Elura NanosOct 7th