Case: Discrimination/Sexual Harassment (M.D. Ga.)
A Georgia federal court partially denied summary judgment to the city of Warner Robins on a Title VII sexual harassment claim of a female administrative secretary who alleged that a male colleague ...
Case: Discrimination/Hiring (D.D.C.)
A federal court partially denied the Architect of the Capitol’s motion to dismiss an age discrimination claim under the Congressional Accountability Act and the ADEA of a 56-year-old writer-editor who ...
Perplexity AI Countersues Trademark Opponent, Alleges Fraud
Perplexity AI Inc. hit back at a lawsuit over a “perplexity” trademark, calling a Texas-based software company’s infringement claims against it a “thinly-veiled attempt to parlay a fraudulently ...
Frenzied Rollout Marks Trump Tariff Push That Put World on Edge
President Donald Trump ’s trade salvo was years in the making. The details came down to the final moments. Hours before Trump announced his signature tariff plan, aides were still rushing to hone key ...
GOP-Led States Want 20 Law Firms to Disclose Their DEI Practices
A coalition of Republican-led states asked 20 law firms Thursday to send them documentation of their diversity, equity, and ...
California's Kern River Flow Order Reversed by Appeals Panel
A California appeals court reversed a district court’s order to keep enough water flowing through the Kern River that fish ...
States Sue Trump Over Election Order, Warn of Voting ‘Chaos’
Democrat-led US states filed a lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring major changes to the way Americans vote, escalating a legal showdown that started earlier this ...
Starbucks Illegally Called Cops on Workers, NLRB Judge Rules
Starbucks Corp. violated federal labor law by summoning police to remove workers who were passing out handbills outside of a ...
OCC Cancels Travel Ahead of Key Test for Bank Examiner Trainees
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency abruptly canceled all travel for agency personnel ahead of a key in-person test ...
Ex-Worker Sues Virgin Islands University, Claims Disability Bias
A former employee is suing the University of the Virgin Islands Research and Technology Park Corp., alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of ...
RFK Jr., HHS Blocked From Cutting Public Health Funding
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was blocked by a district court Thursday from slashing $11 billion in funding for the US Department of Health and Human Services.
FTC Case Against Drug Middlemen to Continue With Chairman's Move
An FTC in-house case against major US drug middlemen that was thrown in limbo by President Donald Trump’s firing of two Democratic commissioners will continue to move forward after chairman Andrew ...