DLA Piper's Excuse For Cracking Down On Diversity As Embarrassing As You'd Think It Is - Above the LawDLA Piper generates $4 billion in revenue but faces scrutiny over recent controversial actions regarding attorney pronouns and workplace environment.
7 key takeaways from the Supreme Court's 'reverse discrimination' caseThe Supreme Court heard Ames v. Ohio, questioning if majority-group plaintiffs face a higher bar for discrimination claims under Title VII.
Woman claims she was passed over for promotion because she isn't gayA civil rights lawsuit indicates a straight woman claims discrimination for being overlooked for promotion in favor of less qualified gay colleagues.
EEOC Defines Unlawful DEIThe EEOC's new guidance emphasizes that discrimination related to DEI in the workplace is strictly prohibited under Title VII.
Elena Kagan Headed Off Disaster While Delivering a Victory for Civil RightsSupreme Court case Muldrow v. St. Louis was a civil rights victory for employees facing discriminatory job transfers.
7 key takeaways from the Supreme Court's 'reverse discrimination' caseThe Supreme Court heard Ames v. Ohio, questioning if majority-group plaintiffs face a higher bar for discrimination claims under Title VII.
Woman claims she was passed over for promotion because she isn't gayA civil rights lawsuit indicates a straight woman claims discrimination for being overlooked for promotion in favor of less qualified gay colleagues.
EEOC Defines Unlawful DEIThe EEOC's new guidance emphasizes that discrimination related to DEI in the workplace is strictly prohibited under Title VII.
Elena Kagan Headed Off Disaster While Delivering a Victory for Civil RightsSupreme Court case Muldrow v. St. Louis was a civil rights victory for employees facing discriminatory job transfers.
Justice Department launches investigation into antisemitism allegations at UC campusesThe DOJ is investigating the University of California for potential antisemitism on its campuses.
Supreme Court to determine the bar for bias lawsuits from white, straight workersThe Supreme Court will consider if proving discrimination should be harder for workers from majority backgrounds, impacting future workplace discrimination claims.
We Should Criticize The Judiciary. It's How We Hold The Institution Accountable.Judges may feel entitled to exemption from criticism and accountability, affecting public trust in the judiciary.
Justice Department launches investigation into antisemitism allegations at UC campusesThe DOJ is investigating the University of California for potential antisemitism on its campuses.
Supreme Court to determine the bar for bias lawsuits from white, straight workersThe Supreme Court will consider if proving discrimination should be harder for workers from majority backgrounds, impacting future workplace discrimination claims.
We Should Criticize The Judiciary. It's How We Hold The Institution Accountable.Judges may feel entitled to exemption from criticism and accountability, affecting public trust in the judiciary.
'Radical agreement' could lead to Supreme Court victory for reverse-discrimination plaintiffThe Supreme Court may allow reverse-discrimination plaintiffs to proceed without additional burdens of proof compared to minority plaintiffs.
US Supreme Court will hear woman's claim she lost out on jobs because she is straightThe Supreme Court will review a case of alleged sex discrimination against an Ohio woman based on her heterosexuality, challenging existing judicial standards.
'Radical agreement' could lead to Supreme Court victory for reverse-discrimination plaintiffThe Supreme Court may allow reverse-discrimination plaintiffs to proceed without additional burdens of proof compared to minority plaintiffs.
US Supreme Court will hear woman's claim she lost out on jobs because she is straightThe Supreme Court will review a case of alleged sex discrimination against an Ohio woman based on her heterosexuality, challenging existing judicial standards.
EEOC seeks to drop gender discrimination case after Trump executive orderThe EEOC has moved to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit, citing conflicts with Trump's executive order on gender identity.
A Catholic school fired a teacher just for being gay. An appeals court just agreed with the school.The court of appeals ruled in favor of a Catholic school's right to fire a teacher for marrying another man, citing religious freedom and the ministerial exception.