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Mueller's 'Unflinching Gaze': Colleagues, Adversaries Share Northern District Stories
Robert Mueller III has deep roots in Northern California, where he served as U.S. attorney. We asked lawyers who worked alongside him—or faced off against him—to share their experiences.
The Consequences of Failing to Respond to Harassment Allegations
Sexual harassment in the American workplace remains an ongoing and expensive problem for companies of all types and sizes, more than 25 years after Anita Hill's testimony to Congress made it a topic of national conversation. In recent years, the conversation has focused on the rampant epidemic of sexual harassment in the technology industry, but addressing harassment must be a priority for all employers.
California Supreme Court Issues Decision on Use of Private Email
Public officials may turn to private email and messaging services to evade public scrutiny of potentially embarrassing information. In California at least, avoiding public disclosure just became much more difficult.
IN BRIEF: Judge Awards Fees In Discrimination Suit Against Uber
In a bitter fee fight between lawyers for Uber Technologies Inc. and three law firms that sued the company over alleged discrimination against blind passengers, a federal judge in San Jose has largely sided with the plaintiffs lawyers. Plus more in this week's column.
Judge Awards Fees in Discrimination Suit Against Uber
Despite complaints from Uber that the fee request was inflated, Judge Nathanael Cousins awarded three law firms $2.4 million for their work on a class action alleging discrimination against blind riders.
Judge Awards Fees in Discrimination Suit Against Uber
Despite complaints from Uber that the fee request was inflated, Judge Nathanael Cousins awarded three law firms $2.4 million for their work on a class action alleging discrimination against blind riders.
Facebook Unlikely to Face Lawsuits Over Ethnicity-Based Ad Tool
Facebook Inc. is facing backlash over a report that it allowed advertisers to exclude certain ethnicities from seeing ads. But it is unlikely to face litigation, even though some civil rights lawyers say the advertising tool enables unlawful discrimination.
Diversity, Rigor Define Obama's Stamp on Northern Calif. Bench
With a greater concentration of Obama appointees than any large urban district, the Northern District of California has been remade with jurists who defy anyone's "activist" label.
After Uber Picks Fee Fight, Plaintiffs Firms Fire Back
Lawyers representing blind Uber riders in a civil rights suit forcefully defended their request for $3 million in fees.
Uber Slams 'Remarkable' $3M Fee Request in Blind Riders Suit
Littler Mendelson lawyers representing Uber say opposing counsel padded their time and should receive less than $500,000.TRENDING STORIES
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