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Justice Antonin Scalia and others on the Supreme Court blast the EEOC over whether an intake questionnaire constitutes a charge of discrimination.

Sexual harassment accounts for a sizable portion of EEOC charges — here’s how to avoid them.

Since his first day on the job, Buca’s General Counsel Rich Erstad has been knee-deep in federal investigations — but that’s all behind him now.

Management has a duty to fully investigate all allegations of wrongdoing — here are some key points to consider.

Long-awaited reform bills on Capitol Hill call for a first-to-file application system and add a new mechanism for challenging patents.

Computer animations and other demonstrative evidence can be useful in science-related trials, but don’t expect to recover their cost after the trial.

Protection afforded by the attorney-client privilege may serve as a barrier to counsel’s defense of accusations of misconduct in failing to produce discoverable information.

With the recent surge in wage-and-hour lawsuits filed under the Fair Labor Standards Act, employers are examining ways to protect themselves.

Heady times ahead for public accountants