Most HR teams are familiar with the American approach (e.g., at-will employment, offer letters rather than formal contracts, limited statutory benefits, and litigation as the primary enforcement mechanism). However, beyond U.S. borders, those assumptions often change completely. International employee terminations
Firm earns recognition in multiple practice areas
A couple of weird stories from the legal world caught my eye this week. They are too good not to share.
In a 1943 United States Supreme Court case which held that a West Virginia School Board could not compel objecting students to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, Justice Robert Jackson wrote: “[i]f there is any fixed star in our constitutional
Zachary Young is a U.S. Navy veteran who assisted in assisting endangered Afghans flee their war-torn country. In its reporting on Young’s efforts, CNN The veteran, Zachary Young, displayed his face onscreen during a story that discussed a “black market”
In the mid 1960’s, the Batman TV series was a sensation. In its first two seasons, it ran two nights a week. It was sloppily written and poorly acted, but I loved every minute of it. A feature of the
Jeff Cox takes home prestigious “Lawyer of the Year” award
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit recently struck down an Indiana statute making it a crime for a person to stand within 25 feet of a police officer who is “lawfully engaged in the execution of
Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio – August 14, 2025 — Benchmark Litigation has again selected Erin Rhinehart, Co-Managing Partner of Faruki PLL to appear in the 14th edition of Benchmark Top 250 Women in Litigation. The list focuses on the
