By Leah Potter A federal investigation into the University’s possible mishandling of a sexual violence complaint could force officials to change how sexual assault cases are managed, experts said. The probe – which began earlier this month – could lead to a clearer and more efficient process for all involved […]
By Jon Steingart Does California law require Apple Inc. to pay retail store employees for the time they spend waiting for anti-theft security screenings at the end of their shifts? A federal appeals court asked the state Supreme Court to answer the question (Frlekin v. Apple, Inc., 2017 BL 286498, […]
McLaughlin and Stern is proud to announce that James M. Kosakow has been selected for inclusion in the 2018, 24th Edition of The Best Lawyers in America© for his work in Trusts and Estates. Recognition by Best Lawyers is based entirely on peer review. Best Lawyers methodology is designed to capture, as […]
By Drew Musto – The Cornell Daily Sun A student found guilty by Cornell of sexually assaulting and retaliating against a female student could be back on campus in the fall because a judge temporarily barred the University from suspending him. Cornell handed the male student a two-year suspension in […]
By Bryan Koenig Law360, Washington (July 24, 2017, 6:42 PM EDT) — A Forever 21 customer hit the retail clothing chain with a proposed class action in New York federal court Monday accusing the company of collecting sales taxes from online New York City customers whose orders should have been […]