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The First Circuit upheld the dismissal of a Black and Hispanic ex-cop's suit alleging he was unfairly fired because of his race after a violent altercation with a civilian, saying that he didn't show officers accused of similar infractions got to keep their jobs.
A former BakerHostetler attorney who was paralyzed after a bike accident during a partner's retreat can't change a $1 million workers' compensation deal he reached with the firm, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled Thursday.
Two UnitedHealth plan participants sued the insurance giant in New York federal court Wednesday, alleging in a proposed class action that it violated federal benefits law through a scheme that caused insureds to be overcharged for out-of-network medical services.
Fisher Phillips has nabbed attorney Erik Laiho to join its Portland, Oregon, office as a partner advising clients on labor relations issues, an area he said he's excited to tackle from the management side as the country's employers navigate a current union boom.
A Washington federal judge on Monday sided with a transgender teenager who sued Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois for denying coverage for gender dysphoria-related treatments, ruling that the health care giant couldn't claim it was exempt from the Affordable Care Act's anti-bias policy.