Some believe that once an employee complains to the EEOC, discipline must stop. Supervisors must tread lightly. Performance problems must be ignored.
The 4th Circuit just reminded everyone that’s not how Title VII works.
In Andrews v. DeJoy, the court affirmed summary judgment for the Postal Service on a retaliation claim brought by a
With 64% of people turning to Google for legal help and AI Overviews appearing in nearly half of all searches, law firm websites built for 2023 risk becoming invisible in 2026. This audit covers the 15 elements that determine whether search engines and AI systems recommend your firm—or skip right over it.
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As we close out 2025, it’s the perfect time to look back at the milestones our development team has achieved over the past twelve months. This year, our focus was clear: push the boundaries of legal technology while ensuring our platform remains the most reliable and user-friendly in the industry.
From pioneering in-house AI to
The NewYorkTimes.com reported that “After a nearly yearlong delay to its efforts to compete in artificial intelligence, Apple said on Monday that it planned to base its A.I. products on technology developed by Google.” The January 12, 2026 article entitled “Apple Teams Up With Google for A.I. in Its Products” (https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/12/technology/apple-google-ai-partnership.html) included these
I have had a strong interest in online dispute resolution ever since at least 1996, when I wrote what I was later told was the first published article about ODR, Cyberspace Becomes Forum for Resolving Disputes. I was so curious about the concept that, in 1999, I put that interest to work, becoming a mediator
Rapid turnover, multi-entity structures, and rising compliance demands are putting significant strain on the finance teams of real estate companies that still rely on manual, fragmented processes. These pressures surface as data gaps, slower reporting cycles, and limited clarity into critical indicators such as occupancy trends, delinquencies, and property-by-property performance. A recent Deloitte survey found
Over $55 million worth of meritorious civil claims go unfiled annually, particularly in working-class communities, because over 64% of prospective plaintiffs’ calls to law firms are ignored, says legal AI startup AlphaLit. The reason firms ignore those calls is that they cannot financially justify vetting all those small cases. “You might need to have 100
In 2026, new legislation will be introduced into German employment law bringing significant changes for Human Resources Managers to be aware of.
New legislation coming into force
Social insurance calculation factors
The factors for calculating the levels in the social insurance system were updated on 1 January 2026. The updated rates and limits can
Jan 12, 2026 A New State and Federal Compact for Artificial Intelligence David Beier Effective AI governance demands strong federal standards that preserve state authority. TweetSharePostEmailPrintLink Artificial intelligence (AI) has burst upon us at a pace, scale, and magnitude never seen before in modern history. It dominates news media, business, finance, entertainment, and political attention.
Remote collaboration between nurse practitioners (NPs) and physicians is now a core part of modern care delivery—especially in telehealth-forward practices, rural coverage models, and multi-site organizations. But with that flexibility comes heightened risk: more devices, more endpoints, more messages, and more chances to mishandle protected health information (PHI).
This 2026 guide breaks down practical steps
