Whistleblower Protection Advisory Committee (WPAC) meets
Last week, the Department of Labor’s Whistleblower Protection Advisory Committee ... Read More
Why Does the EEOC Stiff Discrimination Victims When it Comes to Reimbursing their Attorneys’ Travel Time?
Let’s say a federal employee initiates the EEO complaint process ... Read More
Supreme Court’s Lawson decision is a landmark for whistleblowers
Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its first decision about ... Read More
National Association of Women Lawyers Press Release on its Annual Survey
200 LARGEST U.S. LAW FIRMS REPORT ONLY 17 PERCENT OF ... Read More
Fifth Circuit dings Villanueva, but not on extraterritoriality
Today the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ... Read More
Another Public Employee Fired for Facebook Posting
A Mississippi District Court judge has ruled that a police ... Read More
Train Law Blog covers “intervening events,” time limits and emotional distress
My colleague Charlie Goetsch just reported about two railroad whistleblower ... Read More
Former NFL Player Alleges Discrimination Based on Gay Marriage Support
In news that will likely be shocking to no one, ... Read More
Limits on the reach of confidentiality clauses in settlements
A frequent issue in negotiating a settlement agreement is confidentiality. ... Read More