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Fired for Wanting Less Diversity Efforts? White Employee Sues HP
"The statement made by the plaintiff regarding the defendant's DEI efforts were falsely branded as 'dogpiling,' and 'racist' by managers in the employ of the defendant, including the plaintiff's supervisor, Dean Wicke," the complaint alleged.
Panel Sends AT&T Data Breach Lawsuits to Texas Judge Ada Brown
In a Wednesday order, the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation assigned U.S. District Judge Ada Brown of the Northern District of Texas to oversee the AT&T data breach docket.
Ga. Court of Appeals Halts Fulton Election Case While Appeal on DA Disqualification Pending
Wednesday's order prevents Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee from moving forward with other matters in the case while the appeal is pending. The order will undoubtedly further delay the case because McAfee will not be able to continue to handle pretrial motions in the case as he had planned.
Are These Judges Too Slow? New Data and Nuances
"I think the numbers only tell part of the story. It's important to have an appreciation for what else is going on with respect to that particular judge's docket," litigator Kerri Chewning said.
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New Federal Pregnancy Regulations: Five Key Takeaways and Five Key Action Steps for Employers
EEOC regulations have expanded coverage beyond what employers might expect. Employers should become familiar with these requirements and take certain risk-reducing actions before the regulations take effect June 18.
EEOC Suit Signals Trouble Ahead for Employers That Auto-Reject Applicants Who Fail Background Check
The lawsuit against convenience store chain Sheetz "may shape the way employers approach criminal background checks and internal policies," Dentons shareholder Jennifer Sun Park said.
Arkansas State Claims Commission Bows Out of Bowen Law Professorship Dispute
Robert Steinbuch filed a claim with the Arkansas State Claims Commission in 2022 when he failed to receive a named professorship for the 2022 to 2023 academic year from then-Dean Theresa Beiner.
Willkie Farr Elevates Partner to Latin America Practice Chair
Brazilian Anna Martini Pereira takes over from Maria-Leticia Ossa Daza, who departed to launch a Latin America practice at Paul Weiss.
Appeals Court Rules Settling Defendants Can't be Kept in a Case to Anchor Venue
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