Law Firm Nelson Mullins Accused of Withholding Compensation from Deceased Partner Battling Cancer

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, a high-profile law firm, is currently embroiled in a lawsuit over allegations of financially disadvantaging a former partner battling brain cancer. The suit stipulates that the firm withheld nearly $2 million in earned compensation. Adrienne Cohen, the widow of the late Bret Cohen, has filed the suit against Nelson…

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Morgan Lewis Welcomes Employment Law Expert Philipp Schäuble to Munich Office

Philipp Schäuble has been announced as the latest addition to the team at Morgan Lewis, where he joins the labor and employment practice as a partner. Schäuble, previously part of McDermott, will be stationed in the Munich office in Germany, contributing his extensive knowledge on subjects such as remuneration systems, company pensions, restructurings, and employment…

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Husch Blackwell Appoints Employment Law Veteran as Executive Board Chair Elect

Husch Blackwell LLP, a prominent law firm, has revealed its decision to appoint an established employment partner as its prospective executive board chair. The St. Louis-based professional, whose identity remains undisclosed, is due to assume office from April 1, 2024. The law firm made this significant decision public on Wednesday, and while the partner’s identity…

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Husch Blackwell Ushers in New Generation of Leadership with Appointment of Younger Chair Elect

Recently, Husch Blackwell appointed St. Louis-based labor and employment partner Joe Glynias as the firm’s chair elect. Glynias, at 46, represents a distinct departure from the more common trend in significant law firms to appoint leaders of an older age, thus ushering in a new generation of leadership. Having joined Husch Blackwell in 2003, Glynias…

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Private Sector Labor Dispute Trends Unveiled in Practical Guidance Survey

A new survey conducted by Practical Guidance shines a light on essential trends in labor and employment disputes within the private sector. Determining these trends effectively hinges on in-depth analysis of private market data, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of how discrimination, harassment, and retaliation claims were resolved in settlements during 2022-2023. The survey offers…

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Supreme Court Ruling Poised to Reshape Employment-related Dispute Resolution Strategies

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide a case that could potentially impact a frequently-employed strategy in handling employment-related lawsuits. This approach relies on keeping disputes in court for as long as possible instead of sending cases to arbitration. In what is fast becoming a highly-anticipated case, the Supreme Court will rule on whether…

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Citrix Breach Spurs Cybersecurity Actions as Girardi Trial Looms: Legal Industry Responds to Ethical and Security Issues

The recent Citrix data breach and criminal proceedings against lawyer Tom Girardi are drawing significant attention within the legal sphere. With the number of lawsuits increasing over the Citrix hack, corporations and law firms worldwide are stepping up their cybersecurity measures in an attempt to shield themselves from similar virtual threats. As the breach continues…

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Companies Stand Firm on DEI Commitments Amid Legal Scrutiny

As businesses continue to place a premium on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) measures, many remain committed to their DEI efforts regardless of external pressure. This commitment continues even with last year’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling which invalidated affirmative action in higher education and concurrent moves by conservative factions to question the legality of diversity…

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Prominent Labor Law Firm Littler Mendelson Welcomes Lisa P. Shevlin as Shareholder in Portland Office

Littler Mendelson, one of the premier labor and employment law firms, has recruited Lisa P. Shevlin as a shareholder at its Portland, Oregon office, as reported by Bloomberg Law. Ms. Shevlin brings with her a wealth of experience in handling multimillion-dollar cases involving various employment-related claims. In her capacity at Littler, she will continue her…

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Fisher Phillips Boosts Los Angeles Team with Former Senior Deputy Labor Commissioner Jacklin Rad

Fisher Phillips, the reputable labor and employment law firm, has strengthened its team in Los Angeles with the newest addition, partner Jacklin Rad. The firm’s announcement came this week, underscoring a commitment to ongoing growth and client service. Rad brings with her the valuable experience from the California Labor Commissioner’s Office, where she held the…

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