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US Justice Department reassigns about a dozen civil rights attorneys amid shakeup, say sources
The U.S. Justice Department is reassigning about a dozen senior career attorneys from its civil rights unit, four people ...
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2025 RTO Mandates: Can Employers Force In-Office Work?
Can employers force return to office (RTO) mandates? With RTO becoming commonplace, it’s important to understand your options ...
Case: Disability Discrimination/Retaliation (E.D. Cal.)
A California federal court granted summary judgment to Leprino Foods Company on the claims of an employee with long-term back injuries that she was refused a reasonable accommodation and retaliatorily ...
Emil Davtyan and Brian Hegarty Share Insights on Employee Benefits & Effective HR Practices
D.Law's Emil Davtyan & MMA's Brian Hegarty offer key insights on 2025 HR challenges, from CA regulations and AI adoption to ...
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Politics, Protests, and Posts: What Employers Can (and Can’t) Do About Employee Speech in a Polarized Climate
As political tensions surge and employee expression spills into every corner of the modern workplace, employers are finding ...
Ending At-Will Employment May Be The Key To True Inclusion
At-will employment policies can hinder organizations' ability to build equitable, inclusive environments where employees feel ...
Justices’ New Bias Test Puts Performance Reviews in Legal Bind
Lawsuits from workers challenging the legality of performance improvement plans or negative reviews are testing the bounds of ...