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Discrimination
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JURIST
UN rights expert warns racism and intolerance persist in sports
A UN expert warned Thursday that racism, xenophobia, discrimination and other forms of intolerance are entrenched across professional sports. Dr. Ashwani K.P., the UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of…
Litigation Blog
Understanding the CROWN Act
By Tressler LLP
National CROWN Day is July 3. This article gives a brief summary of the CROWN Act and its significance to employers. California passed the first CROWN (The Creating a Respectful and Open World…
Adam Leitman Bailey's Blog
Cooperative Board Minutes Minimum Requirements to Reject a Cooperative Purchase Application
By Adam Leitman Bailey and John M. Desiderio How is a co-op applicant to know whether a rejection decision was made for legitimate corporate purposes, or because of one or…
Original Source
In House Hearing, DAAG Jenny Discusses FCA Enforcement Priorities Related to Grants, Faces Questioning on Using FCA to Target Discrimination
By Kristin Graham Koehler, Jaime L.M. Jones, H. Boyd Greene IV, Kyle J. Fiet, Joseph R. LoCascio
On June 24, 2026, the Investigations and Oversight Subcommittee of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, and Technology held a hearing on “Federal Research Funds: The False…
Texas Employment Law Update
Fifth Circuit Revives Hostile Work Environment Claims Against Medical Center While Affirming Summary Judgment on All Other Claims
On June 23, 2026, the Fifth Circuit issued its decision in Brenyah v. Columbia Hospital Corporation of Bay Area, affirming summary judgment for the employer on the plaintiff's race and…
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
Private Facebook Group Can Exclude Member–Khan v. ILONCA
By Eric Goldman
The plaintiffs are a husband-wife couple, Khan and Abdulhamid. They are both Muslim and ethnically Middle Eastern. The plaintiffs bought a house in the Island Lake of Novi residential community…
Ohio Employer Law Blog
Why your noncompete agreement could become "Exhibit A" in a discrimination lawsuit.
For years, employers have treated noncompete agreements as just another item in the onboarding paperwork. Hand over the offer letter, the handbook acknowledgment, the tax forms, and somewhere in the…
Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor
CFPB Rescinds 2020 Special Purpose Credit Program Advisory Opinion Under Regulation B
By Lori Sommerfield, Chris Willis, Lane Page
On June 17, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB or Bureau) officially rescinded its December 2020 advisory opinion on special purpose credit programs (SPCPs) under Regulation B, which implements the…
Employee Rights Blog
When a Toxic Workplace Becomes a Legal Issue in Ontario
A difficult workplace is not always a legal claim. Demanding managers, heavy workloads, poor communication, personality conflicts and stressful deadlines are common workplace problems. They may be unfair or unpleasant, but they…
Texas Employment Lawyer
The Ideal Candidate, Until They Learned How She Communicates
A woman applies for a position that suits her precisely. She holds the academic credentials the role demands and carries the years of experience behind them. She has done the…