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Labor & Employment
High court's health care decision sends employers scrambling
By Brian Sumersn
While the general guidelines have been available since Congress passed health reform back in March 2010, lawyers say companies...
Nosal clarifies that the CFAA targets true "hacking," and not violations of company computer use policies or website te...
Perspective
Coming soon: new rules for employee commission agreements
By Ben Armisteadn
Beginning Jan. 1, 2013, commission agreements must be put in writing. Here are some tips to consider. By Alice Wang of Fisher ...
Labor/Employment
NLRA versus FAA: Why the NLRB got it wrong in D.R. Horton
By Seena Nikravann
The board determined that employees have a substantive right to file a class action under the NLRA, and that the FAA could not...
Perspective
Employment law: being both the investigator and defense counsel
By Seena Nikravann
Factors to consider deciding whether to serve as both counsel and investigator for your client. By John F. Baum of Curiale Hir...
Litigation
Report on misconduct at LA fire department unsealed in whistle-blower case
By Brian Sumersn
A Los Angeles judge has unsealed a confidential report for use in a whistle-blower suit against the Los Angeles County Fire De...
After Allergan Inc. spun off its medical device business in 2001, Latham & Watkins LLP partner Cary K. Hyden met Matthew J...
Inmates in the Sacramento County jail system will receive copies of Prison Legal News after a federal judge approved a settl...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Cities can require hotels to give police guest information without a warrant, court rules
By John Roemer
It's constitutional for cities to require that hotels and motels give police guest registry information without a warrant, a d...
Royse Law Firm, a corporate and tax law firm based in Palo Alto, launched an immigration practice Tuesday with the addition of...
Health Care & Hospital Law
Federal, state courts split on mental health insurance rules
By Paul Jones
Federal and state courts are divided over whether employees with mental health coverage can demand insurers pay for a broad ra...
Environmental
Sierra Pacific to pay largest wildfire damages settlement ever
By Fiona Smith
In the largest settlement ever in a wildfire damages case, the federal government will receive $122 million in cash and land f...
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