A Pennsylvania federal district court denied Burger King’s motion to dismiss ADA and state law claims by an applicant with intellectual disabilities who wasn’t hired, finding she adequately pleaded ...

A Democratic lawmaker urged a Washington federal judge to allow her to vote and review materials in advance on Donald Trump’s plans to close the Kennedy Center, days before the president’s handpicked ...

A Maryland federal district court denied dismissal of USERRA claims, finding an MPB Group Inc. therapist who joined the U.S. Army adequately alleged the company discriminated against him and refused ...

A federal district court partially denied dismissal of a senior instructor’s First Amendment retaliation claims under § 1983 against University of Alabama officials, allowing only the claim for ...

A Connecticut federal court denied the Town of Newington’s motion to dismiss Title VII and state law hostile work environment claims by a female firefighter who plausibly alleged sex discrimination ...

More than six months after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) called them “Beto-loving” activists, the Republican justices on the statewide intermediary court asked Paxton’s office to lower their ...

KalshiEX LLC can’t stave off the return to state court of a Nevada gaming law enforcement action while a US appeals court ...

Service Employees International Union Healthcare 1199NW convinced a federal court to cut a former nurse’s hostile work environment claim out of her state anti-discrimination law and reprisal suit.

Elon Musk’s X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, has agreed to change its verification mechanism in the European Union following a fine of €120 million ($138 million).

A jury in Los Angeles will soon decide the outcome of a high-stakes trial over claims that social media sites like Meta’s Instagram and Google’s YouTube are dangerously addictive to youths.

California safety regulators want to be the first to give heat safety protections for workers in the state’s correctional facilities.

A Puerto Rican resident should be denied a court order preventing the IRS from forcing her to file tax returns in a dispute over an erroneous seriously delinquent tax debt certification, a magistrate ...