Why Did Doctors in New Zealand Reject Health Minister’s Call for Arbitration?

Senior doctors rejected Health Minister Simeon Brown’s call for binding arbitration. Their union, the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists, stated that...

Why Unions Are Thriving But Labor Laws Are Stuck in the Past

On this Labor Day, the call for stronger labor rights has never been louder. Across the country, support for unions is...

How States Are Expanding Protection for Employees’ Lawful Off-Duty Conduct

The line between someone’s job and their private life can be fuzzy, but in many states the law makes that separation...

High Point Family Sues Roblox Over Child Exploitation Concerns

A family in North Carolina has filed a historic lawsuit against Roblox, saying that the website lets predators take advantage of...

Priscilla Presley’s Bitter Feud Over Millions Ends With a Medical Revelation

For decades, the Presley name has carried enormous weight in music, film, and culture. Yet behind the legendary spotlight lies a...

How Arbitration Agreements Limit Accountability in Assisted Living Facilities

Choosing an assisted living facility for a loved one is a major decision. Families often spend countless hours researching options, visiting...

Why India Is Defending Its Farmers From U.S. Tariff Threats

India is standing firm in defense of its agricultural sector as trade friction with the United States intensifies. While the standoff...

Why You Shouldn’t Mistake the ‘Coldplay Affair’ for Justice

The buzz around the so-called Coldplay affair didn’t take long to spread across social media. It started during a concert in...

Mark Geragos Ordered to Pay $100K in Nike Legal Malpractice Case

Celebrity lawyer Mark Geragos has been ordered to pay $100,000 to a youth basketball coach in a legal malpractice case linked...

Tesla Ordered to Reimburse Customer After Failing to Deliver Full Self-Driving Tech

For years, Tesla has marketed its FSD package as a key innovation—software that would eventually allow its vehicles to operate autonomously....