As part of a growing national privacy trend, a new biometrics privacy ordinance in New York City puts new limits on commercial...

An employer waited three weeks before paying a terminated employee for accrued vacation time. The lower court found that since the...

An employee claimed her employer’s policy of not compensating merchandisers for an off-the-clock time deprived them of wages earned. The...

Delaware courts have decided that the plaintiff extinguished its breach of contract claims when it elected to terminate a merger...

COVID-19 has considerably slowed the resolution of pending court cases and exacerbated many courts’ already significant backlog of cases....

The regulation of data collection and its use marches on. Recent examples include: Illinois Illinois has a new law that took effect on...

Have you ever searched for a brand online only to find that the first link leads to a competitor or reseller website? This can be a...

A Delaware bankruptcy judge reminded potential buyers or acquirers of assets from a distressed entity they have important protections....

According to a state appellate court, a right to arbitration can be waived when brought almost two years into litigation. The court...

Another federal appellate court has held that a website inaccessible to the blind does not violate the Americans with Disabilities Act...

An at-will employee fired when he filed a rebuttal letter for inclusion in his personnel file after being placed on a performance...

Carbonite launched a data backup product in October 2018. It withdrew the product from the market in July 2019 after it could not remedy...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court struck down Pennsylvania’s consent-by-registration law. That law said that an out-of-state business...

A developer was required to reserve five building lots for potential municipal use for three years as a permit condition. A federal judge...

NY has an expanded whistleblower protection law that significantly boosts protections for private-sector employees claiming retaliation...

In the current environment and with the US Supreme Court knocking out the OSHA rule, employers are looking for creative ways to...

The Department of Labor, Department of Health and Human Services, and the IRS (the “Agencies”) have issued Frequently Asked Questions #51...

Here are some common tax fallacies involving settlements and why they are wrong. Putting the money in a lawyer-client trust account...

We have reported that states are restricting the operation of non-compete and other restrictive post-employment covenants. The latest...

The Massachusetts Supreme Court has decided that a company that entered into a subcontract for regional direct sales services for its...