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I can't do any more justice to recapping the madness that is the Isiah Thomas sex harassment trial than Bill Simmons has done on espn.co...
By Jon Hyman
I can't do any more justice to recapping the madness that is the Isiah Thomas sex harassment trial than Bill Simmons has done on espn.co...
By Jon Hyman
In a 6-1 decision published today, the Ohio Supreme Court, in Leininger v. Pioneer National Latex , held: "A common-law tort claim for...
By Jon Hyman
The Wall Street Journal Law Blog has also picked up this week's BusinessWeek cover story on the proliferation of wage and hour litiga...
By Jon Hyman
As the record reflects, there was a myriad of problems with Plaintiff's job performance and treatment of his subordinates that justified...
By Jon Hyman
" Wage Wars: Workers are Winning Huge Overtime Lawsuits ," graces the cover of this week's BusinessWeek magazine. It should...
By Jon Hyman
Does an employee who complains that she is being discriminated against and is fired three months later have a case for retaliation? Accordin...
By Jon Hyman
Posts will be sparse for the next week or two, as the Blog is in the middle of trial. I'll be keeping a look out for interesting items ...
By Jon Hyman
In a case affirming the longstanding rule that independent contractors are not covered by Ohio's employment discrimination laws, the Luc...
By Jon Hyman
The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting that a U.S. District Court Judge Maxine Chesney has issued a nationwide Temporary Restraining Orde...
By Jon Hyman
Rather than reporting on Clark v. Gospel Light Publications , I'll merely direct everyone over to The FMLA Blog . The Clark case holds...
By Jon Hyman
It might be a little late into the holiday, but I'd be remiss as an employment law blogger if I did not wish everyone a happy Labor Day....
By Jon Hyman
Yesterday's Cleveland Plain Dealer had an interesting article ( available here ) on the state of the American work week. Surprisingly, t...