The one thing you can never release in a settlement agreement
Legal disputes end in one of two ways—either with a judgment by a court or an agreement between the parties. The vast majority of cases foll...
By Jon Hyman
Legal disputes end in one of two ways—either with a judgment by a court or an agreement between the parties. The vast majority of cases foll...
By Jon Hyman
As I settled in for a quiet Friday night in front of the TV, I stumbled upon one of my guilty pleasures — “What’s Happening!!” If your unfam...
By Jon Hyman
The ABA Journal is, again, seeking nominations for its list of the 100 best legal blawgs, the “Blawg 100.” The nomination process is simple....
By Jon Hyman
A couple of week ago I wrote about why the ADA likely protects against obesity as a disability (thank you Wall Street Journal Law Blog for...
By Jon Hyman
In Vance v. Ball St. Univ . , the U.S. Supreme Court held that for purposes of vicarious liability for harassment under Title VII, a supervi...