The US Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday against imposing a higher burden of proof for reverse discrimination lawsuits under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The Court reversed on a ...

The US Supreme Court has voted to make it easier for people from majority groups in workplace disputes to sue their employer for discrimination. The justices voted unanimously to make it easier for ...

Supreme Court Eases Burden Of Proof In “Reverse Discrimination” Claims (US) by: Laura Lawless of Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP - Employment Law Worldview Friday, June 6, 2025 ...

Record numbers of hen harriers have been killed or gone missing under suspicious circumstances in the last five years, according to the RSPB. The protected bird species is one of the rarest in the UK, ...

So, for a student of the law, if you can take emotion out of it, to watch them work was a thing of real beauty and it could teach young lawyers how to try cases." What's next for Karen Read?

Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy acknowledged in 2012 — when writing an opinion to establish the right to competent counsel for defendants negotiating a plea — that plea bargaining "is ...

A friend of Cassie Ventura testified 'I was held over a 17-story balcony' by Sean Combs. Eva Pilgrim, Aaron Katersky and the ABC News team cover the latest witness testimony on Wednesday, June 4.

Three individuals found guilty for their respective roles operating Infinity 2 Global—a $34 million pyramid scheme—lost their Sixth Circuit appeals to undo the convictions.

In a unanimous June 2025 ruling, US Supreme Court held that majority-group plaintiffs face the same burden of proof as minority-group claimants under Title VII ...