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  1. Levy Employment Law Blog

    Even if Unintended, Businesses Can Be Liable for Discrimination in New York and New Jersey

    By Tracey Levy

    Countering a Trump Executive Order issued last spring, New York and New Jersey have each declared that the states’ laws against discrimination prohibit both overt, intentional discrimination, and behaviors that…

  2. Nonprofit Law Prof Blog

    GSA Draft Certification May Indicate What Will Constitute Contrary to Fundamental Public Policy Racial Discrimination for Tax Exemption Purposes

    By Lloyd Hitoshi Mayer

    Last month the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) released a draft revision of the information that must be submitted by applicants for and recipients of federal financial assistance. The draft…

  3. The Employer Handbook Blog

    Can employers make employees sign a contract shortening the time to bring Title VII and ADEA claims?

    By Eric B. Meyer

    Some employers try. The Fourth Circuit just explained why that trick doesn’t work for these federal discrimination claims. TL;DR: The Fourth Circuit held that employers cannot contractually shorten the time…

  4. UK Constitutional Law Association | The Blog

    Rob Mullins: “Biological Sex”, Social Segregation, and the Freedom to Reassign Sex

    By UKCLA

    Following the Supreme Court’s decision in For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers [2025] UKSC 16 (“FWS”), there has been much public debate about the lawfulness of policies adopted by employers…

  5. Class Action Defense Blog

    The Class Action Weekly Wire – Episode 138: Key Developments In Discrimination Class Actions

    By Class Action Defense

    Duane Morris Takeaway: This week’s episode features Duane Morris partner Jerry Maatman, senior associate Zev Grumet-Morris, and associate Bernadette Coyle with their discussion of the key trends and developments analyzed…

  6. The Employer Handbook Blog

    What the Starbucks Decision Means For Employer DEI Efforts

    By Eric B. Meyer

      By now, you’ve likely seen coverage of the Missouri Attorney General’s lawsuit challenging Starbucks’ DEI initiatives. The opinion’s value lies in its doctrinal clarity. It illustrates how established discrimination…

  7. Class Action Defense Blog

    Announcing The Release Of The Duane Morris Discrimination Class Action Review – 2026!

    By Gerald L. Maatman Jr.

    By Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. and Jennifer A. Riley Duane Morris Takeaways: Legal compliance to prevent discrimination is a corporate imperative. Companies and business executives operate in the court of…

  8. Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

    Register Today for Breakfast Briefing Series: Retaliation & Discrimination Claims: Prevention, Risk, and Best Practices for Employers

    By Stephanie Cantrell, Ann Barry Hanneman

    Join labor & employment partners Ann Hanneman and Stephanie Cantrell for a practical Breakfast Briefing focused on preventing retaliation and discrimination claims before they arise. This session will provide employers…

  9. Religion Clause

    9th Circuit: Anti-Transgender Comments Justify Mayor’s Veto of Membership on Police Advisory Board

    By Howard Friedman

    In Hodges v. Gloria, (9th Cir., Feb. 26, 2026), the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected free speech and free exercise challenges to the San Diego mayor's veto of the…

  10. The FCA Insider

    DAAG Provides Views on FCA Enforcement Focus: Targeting Discrimination, Not DEI Programs Per Se

    By Edwin O. Childs, Brett Barnett, John Adams, Jack White, Brandi G. Howard, Elissa Baur, John S. Moran, Michael J. Podberesky, Jason M. Vespoli, Maura Naehr, Sophie Marsh, John Sullivan

    At the Federal Bar Association’s 2026 Qui Tam Conference on Feb. 19, 2026, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Brenna Jenny delivered a keynote speech that provided insight into the DOJ’s enforcement…