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The Supreme Court declined to review whether federal law preempts a Seattle Ordinance mandating large hotels offer their employees health insurance coverage or increased pay. This left the Ninth Circuit’s ruling, which found that the particular ordinance was not preempted.
On November 21, 2022, the Supreme Court declined to review whether federal law preempts a Seattle Ordinance mandating that large hotels offer their…
U.S. federal Maritime Commission Chairman Daniel B. Maffei announced Phillip C. “Chris” Hughey has been hired as the General…
The federal government has a legitimate interest in protecting classified information and financial data. This interest, however, does not extend to using the criminal law to prohibit employees’ occasional use of work computers for personal purposes.
Last week, a federal district court in West Virginia denied defendants' motions to dismiss and allowed an FCA action to proceed in another case involving an interpretation of Rule 9(b).