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Second Circuit Rejects NLRB Tesla Rule on Workplace Dress Codes
September 3, 2026
Second Circuit Rejects NLRB Tesla Rule on Workplace Dress Codes

The Second Circuit specifically upheld a policy limiting employees to wearing only one non-company-approved pin while on the clock at a high-end retail location. This pivotal decision in Siren Retail Corporation v. NLRB, handed down on September 2, 2026, represents

Why Was the Lawsuit Against Lizzo and Big Grrrl Touring Dismissed?
September 2, 2026
Why Was the Lawsuit Against Lizzo and Big Grrrl Touring Dismissed?

The dazzling stage lights and high-octane performances of a global pop tour often mask a complex web of legal pressures and behind-the-scenes friction that can challenge even the most carefully curated public personas. When the news first broke that a

Court Allows Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Against Equis Research
September 2, 2026
Court Allows Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Against Equis Research

A former human resources professional alleges she was excluded from diversity training sessions and eventually replaced by a less qualified individual based on racial identity. This claim sits at the center of a significant legal battle involving Equis Research, a

Court Rules Off-Duty Assault Justifies Lawful Dismissal
September 2, 2026
Court Rules Off-Duty Assault Justifies Lawful Dismissal

Despite being off the clock and at a separate venue, a maintenance worker found his employment terminated after a verbal dispute with a coworker escalated into a physical assault in December 2024. This specific legal battle highlights the increasingly porous

Southern Company Sued Over Age Bias and FMLA Interference
September 2, 2026
Southern Company Sued Over Age Bias and FMLA Interference

The lawsuit highlights a significant failure in corporate oversight where ageist and ableist comments reported to human resources allegedly resulted in no corrective measures or investigations. Legal filings suggest that multiple employees within the organization experienced a hostile environment where

How Does the PWFA Protect Pregnant Workers From Discrimination?
September 2, 2026
How Does the PWFA Protect Pregnant Workers From Discrimination?

Legal experts point to the misuse of ‘job abandonment’ labels as a common tactic that the EEOC is now aggressively challenging in federal courts. For decades, pregnant employees often found themselves in a legal gray area where they were protected

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Second Circuit Rejects NLRB Tesla Rule on Workplace Dress Codes
September 3, 2026
Second Circuit Rejects NLRB Tesla Rule on Workplace Dress Codes

The Second Circuit specifically upheld a policy limiting employees to wearing only one non-company-approved pin while on the clock at a high-end retail location. This pivotal decision in Siren Retail Corporation v. NLRB, handed down on September 2, 2026, represents

Why Was the Lawsuit Against Lizzo and Big Grrrl Touring Dismissed?
September 2, 2026
Why Was the Lawsuit Against Lizzo and Big Grrrl Touring Dismissed?

The dazzling stage lights and high-octane performances of a global pop tour often mask a complex web of legal pressures and behind-the-scenes friction that can challenge even the most carefully curated public personas. When the news first broke that a

Court Allows Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Against Equis Research
September 2, 2026
Court Allows Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Against Equis Research

A former human resources professional alleges she was excluded from diversity training sessions and eventually replaced by a less qualified individual based on racial identity. This claim sits at the center of a significant legal battle involving Equis Research, a

Court Rules Off-Duty Assault Justifies Lawful Dismissal
September 2, 2026
Court Rules Off-Duty Assault Justifies Lawful Dismissal

Despite being off the clock and at a separate venue, a maintenance worker found his employment terminated after a verbal dispute with a coworker escalated into a physical assault in December 2024. This specific legal battle highlights the increasingly porous

Southern Company Sued Over Age Bias and FMLA Interference
September 2, 2026
Southern Company Sued Over Age Bias and FMLA Interference

The lawsuit highlights a significant failure in corporate oversight where ageist and ableist comments reported to human resources allegedly resulted in no corrective measures or investigations. Legal filings suggest that multiple employees within the organization experienced a hostile environment where

How Does the PWFA Protect Pregnant Workers From Discrimination?
September 2, 2026
How Does the PWFA Protect Pregnant Workers From Discrimination?

Legal experts point to the misuse of ‘job abandonment’ labels as a common tactic that the EEOC is now aggressively challenging in federal courts. For decades, pregnant employees often found themselves in a legal gray area where they were protected

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