Business Law & Regulations, Privacy
January 25, 2021
Via: National Law ReviewData breach litigations rarely make it to motions for class certification. This trend makes each decision that does come out addressing class certification in the data breach context that much more interesting. Well, last week a federal court denied a […]
November 12, 2020
Via: JuristThe US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit on Thursday rejected claims from a group representing Asian Americans arguing that Harvard’s affirmative action policy discriminated against them. Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) brought suit against Harvard in November 2014, […]
Business Law & Regulations, Finance
May 25, 2016
Via: FindLawThe National Labor and Relations Board has no unilateral power to order the reimbursement of attorneys and litigation expenses incurred during an NLRB meeting, according to the DC Circuit. Although the power of the board is wide and expansive, the […]
February 25, 2016
Via: JuristThe US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit [official website] ruled [opinion, PDF] Tuesday that employers may no longer collect tips from service employees and share them with support staff even if the tipped employees are receiving minimum wage. […]
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