New York Federal Choose Points Landmark Ruling Signaling Potential Change In Tide Of ADA Web site…
United States:New York federal judge issues landmark ruling signaling a possible change to the spate of ADA website litigation…
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How Employers Can Keep away from Covid-19 Litigation within the Return to the Office
Many of us have spent most of 2020 and 2021 perfecting our distancing techniques. Coping mechanisms have become second nature - wearing masks, holding zoom meetings, and spraying hand sanitizer. In the wake of widespread vaccination, we…
11th Circuit Fields Case of Incapacity Rights Claimant Sanctioned in Serial Litigation – Courthouse…
While his lawyer called him a crusader for the disabled, a federal judge found he was involved in a campaign to bring frivolous civil rights suits for profit.The James Lawrence King Federal Justice Building, home of the Miami…
The Rising Tide of ADA Litigation Towards Well being Care Entities | Mintz – Employment, Labor…
Over the past several years, health care entities have increasingly become the target of private and government plaintiffs complaining of disability discrimination. A crescendo of litigation has engulfed the health care industry—and…
Manufacturing Business and COVID-19 Employment Litigation
Monday, February 22, 2021
Manufacturing employers are likely to continue to see an increase in COVID-19-related litigation in the industry. Keeping…
COVID-19–Associated Employment Litigation Replace
Tuesday February 9, 2021
In 2020, over 2,500 COVID-19-related labor lawsuits were filed in the United States. Ogletree Deakins' interactive COVID-19…
Vexatious Litigation Is Not A Protected Kind Of Expression – Litigation, Mediation &…
In the Catholic District Board of London v. Mikhail1, the Ontario Supreme Court considered a motion under S.137.1 of the Courts of Justice Act (commonly referred to as "anti-SLAAP provisions") in the context of a motion for a statement by…