On 9 July 2026, the AFA's Sanctions Commission took an unprecedented step by imposing its first direct financial penalties on ...

The California Legislature enacted CIPA in 1967 to address growing concerns about surveillance technologies. In its original form, the law ...

UK universities are facing mounting financial pressures from rising costs, constrained domestic tuition fee income and increased regulatory ...

For decades, in-house legal teams facing rising litigation volume have had essentially one lever to pull: send more of it to ...

The first installment of this series, The Business Case for Litigation Avoidance, discussed a simple point: litigation is expensive not only ...

Jackson Lewis’ International Employment practice group regularly assists clients with global employment and mobility issues in well over ...

For years, fire and rehire has been unpopular but lawful. An employer who wanted to change pay, hours or other terms could dismiss an employee ...

On September 4, 2026, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a supplemental notice of ...

Five years ago, Tom Fox looked back on 9/11 in a 20-year retrospective. This week is the 25th anniversary of that event. We will ...

One year ago, Florida’s firearms landscape fundamentally changed when a state appellate court held in McDaniels v. State of Florida, 419 So. 3d ...

Data centers are the backbone of the artificial intelligence revolution and the internet itself. AI hyperscalers are demanding access to more and ...

Employers who participate in underfunded multiemployer pension plans should be aware of two recent court cases that could affect their ...