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Latest News in Employment

  • December 05, 2023

    Ex-CEOs Must Face Claims They Pilfered Bioscience Co.'s IP

    Two former CEOs of Global Discovery Biosciences Corp. can't dodge claims that they cost the company an opportunity to develop new medical tests by siphoning the resources to another company, a Delaware Chancery Court judge has said.

  • December 05, 2023

    Denver City Atty's Office Agrees To End Race Bias Case

    The Denver City Attorney's Office struck a deal to end a lawsuit by two Black women who alleged they were paid less based on their race and discriminated against while the city's previous top lawyer failed to properly discipline attorneys' racist behavior, according to a filing Tuesday in Colorado federal court.

  • December 05, 2023

    Parties In Healthcare Antitrust Suit Told To List Depo Targets

    An Illinois federal court on Tuesday ordered DaVita Inc., a UnitedHealth Group unit and two of the unit's former senior employees to provide a list of people they seek to depose in an antitrust suit accusing the healthcare companies of an anti-competitive no-poach scheme.

  • December 05, 2023

    Seamen Seek To Revive Suit Over COVID-Infested Ship

    Seven crew members on a cruise to Antarctica that set off after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's no-sail order at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic urged the Eleventh Circuit on Tuesday to revive their suit against their employer, arguing the proper forum for the claims is Florida.

  • December 05, 2023

    6th Circ. Seems Split On Chrysler Worker's Firing Bias Suit

    The Sixth Circuit appeared to grapple Tuesday with a worker's push to revive his suit claiming Chrysler-maker FCA US LLC fired him because it saw him as disabled, with one judge seeking more detail from the worker and another pressing FCA on contradictory testimony.

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