Civil Law

A firestorm of controversy has erupted at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, where the line between academic governance and political influence appears to have been decisively crossed, culminating in a student-led protest on a recent Tuesday. The demonstration, organized by a group named

Introduction A seemingly minor payroll error can unravel into a catastrophic financial liability, exposing a business to far greater risks than just the initial amount of unpaid wages. When an employee raises a concern about their pay, the employer's response sets the stage for either a simple

A legal challenge launched in Northern Ireland is poised to fundamentally reshape the interpretation of "woman" in equality law, pitting a women's rights group against the very commission established to protect them. The Women's Rights Network (WRN), a volunteer organization, has taken the Northern

The delicate balance between an employee's right to medical leave and an employer's operational stability is continually tested in courtrooms, forcing a constant re-evaluation of what constitutes a "reasonable" accommodation. As workplace norms evolve, particularly around remote work and extended

In a landmark decision that redefines the very purpose of a classroom, India's Supreme Court has affirmed that the journey toward a truly equal society must start not in the halls of parliament or the boardrooms of industry, but at the school desk. The significant judgment, delivered on January 13,

A contentious national debate has emerged surrounding the safety of federal law enforcement officers, particularly those with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), prompting calls for an unprecedented domestic security measure: the deployment of the U.S. military for their protection.