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A former property manager at a New Jersey shore-area real estate company has accused his ex-employer of creating a "psychopathic boy's club" atmosphere and terminating him for objecting to the "hypersexualized" culture he allegedly endured.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to let the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor file an amicus brief backing New York in its fight to stop New Jersey from pulling out of the states' shared policing body combating organized crime at the shared shipping port.

An Ohio-based steel fabricator has been hit with a proposed collective and class action by welders claiming the company knowingly denied them overtime pay for tasks like donning and removing safety gear and trained employees to work outside their shifts but failed to compensate them for it.

An insurer can stay out of covering a suburban Philadelphia inn's legal costs stemming from a trio of suits brought by women who say they were trafficked for sex and abused in its rooms, as the Third Circuit upheld a ruling Friday saying the claims are exempt under its policy.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office refuted a federal contractor's claims that a U.S. Army solicitation for translation services was too vague, saying in a decision released Wednesday that the Army had provided enough information for bidders to draft satisfactory proposals.

The Chancery Division of New Jersey's Superior Court was wrong to back an arbitration order rejecting an approved drug list from the benefits for retired Newark fire officers because it "gutted" the plan and removed the "blueprint" for the safe dispensation of medication, an appeals panel ruled Thursday.

Invention marketing firm InventHelp and its associated companies have agreed to pay $3 million to resolve inventors' class claims that the company duped them into buying pricey plans that didn't always deliver, according to a proposed settlement filed in Pennsylvania federal court.

Duane Morris LLP delivered life sciences giant Catalent Inc. a major win with an $80 million carveout acquisition of Acorda Therapeutics Inc.'s manufacturing and packaging operations, while also helping to guide the closure of New Jersey's last two coal-fired power plants.

The U.S. subsidiary of Australian construction materials firm Doka is accusing one of its former regional directors in Connecticut federal court of breaking his employment contract and sharing trade secrets with his new employer.

Gambia has torn into Facebook's objections to a magistrate judge's order that it turn over Myanmar officials' private communications in its suit seeking data on the country's alleged online incitement of genocide against the country's persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority, claiming the platform is attempting to hide behind misinterpretations of federal law to "bury evidence of genocidal intent."