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  1. Connecticut Employment Law Blog

    Court: Supervisor May Be Liable for Negligent Exposure of Subordinate to Discrimination Lawsuit; Do We Have a New Cause of Action?

    By Daniel Schwartz

    You've heard of the negligent hiring case. Should we now get ready for "negligent exposure" cases? A Connecticut Superior Court recently allowed a claim of negligence to proceed by a subordinate…

  2. UPDATES IN MICHIGAN FAMILY LAW

    One brave 14-year-old takes on the school board in Howell, Michigan

    By Jeanne M Hannah

    Oh, what he said. At a school-board meeting last Friday, openly gay 14-year-old high-school student Graham Taylor came to the defense of Jay McDowell, a teacher in Howell, Michigan. McDowell…

  3. Connecticut Employment Law Blog

    Court Dismisses Discrimination Claim Based on Company’s Failure to Fill a Posted Position

    By Daniel Schwartz

    On Wednesday, I posted about a recent District Court decision that held that "Paid Administrative Leave" is not an "adverse employment action.".  Without such an action, an employee typically cannot raise…

  4. Employment Law Matters

    Employer’s continuing efforts to resolve issues complained of by employee supports dismissal of discrimination complaint.

    By Maria Danaher

      In an unpublished opinion, the 3d U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court’s decision to dismiss an employee’s claims of discrimination, hostile work environment, and retaliation,…

  5. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Family Leave Rights Expand for Fathers In Spain

    By Reproductive Rights

    Time Magazine: Breast-Feeding: Not Just for Women?, by Bonnie Rochman:  I grew up hearing from my dad that a woman can do anything a man can do. Now, as a parent,…

  6. Colorado Employer's Law Blog

    EEOC Predicts Over 100,000 Charges in FY2011 – Best Practices to Mitigate Risk with Discrimination & Other Claims

    By Jennifer L. Gokenbach

    I heard a statistic today that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is expecting over 100,000 charges in FY2011 - the highest number ever in its history.  Dealing with an…

  7. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    NOW Condemns Sexist & Heterosexist Remarks by Senator DeMint

    By Reproductive Rights

    NOW press release: NOW Condemns Sen. Jim DeMint's Dangerous Comments on Gays and Sexually Active Single Women Unfit to Teach: The National Organization for Women is outraged by the ignorant,…

  8. Employment Law Watch

    The UK Equality Act 2010 – new risks for employers using Compromise Agreements

    By Ruth Bonino

    On the day the Equality Act 2010 came into force last Friday, it became apparent that there is a significant drafting error in the Act which could affect the enforceability…

  9. Land Use Prof Blog

    Zasloff on the Secret History of the Fair Housing Act

    By Land Use Prof

    Jonathan Zasloff (UCLA) has posted The Secret History of the Fair Housing Act.  The abstract:The dominant scholarly consensus holds that the Fair Housing Act of 1968 was “toothless” and devoid…

  10. Alabama Employment Law Report

    Job Bias Claims Increase WIth Layoffs

    By Daniel Burnick

    The Wall Street Journal reports today that more than 70,000 claims were filed with the EEOC for the first six months of the governmnet's fiscal year that ended on April 30,…