Employers should ensure their DEI efforts comply with applicable federal law and maintain workplaces free of discrimination and harassment.
Read MoreEmployers face rising requests for commute-related accommodations, raising questions about obligations to adjust schedules, locations, or work arrangements.
Read MoreIf finalized, the recent DOL Proposed Rule would likely make it easier for employers to classify certain workers as independent contractors under federal law.
Read MoreAn effective response to the death of an employee combines empathy with a process grounded in applicable statutes, plan documents, and regulatory requirements.
Read MoreSECURE 2.0 introduced many required and optional changes affecting defined contribution plans.
Read MoreUnderstanding international employment law can help ensure a smooth and legally compliant return to the office.
Read MoreRetaliation is one of the most commonly alleged employment-related claims, and can be more challenging to defend than the underlying discrimination claim.
Read MoreThe goal in any hiring process is not perfection, but smarter, more defensible hiring practices that protect the business while still attracting talent.
Read MoreIllinois, Texas, and Colorado are each set to implement laws governing the use of AI in the workforce in 2026.
Read MoreTROs and preliminary injunctions are powerful, disruptive, and often expensive. Used carefully, they can preserve value and prevent irreversible harm.
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