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Supreme Court Rules Employers Can Require Class-Action Waivers
Justices split along ideological lines in a controversial ruling that some see as a blow to workers' rights.
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William Sprouse
| May 22, 2018
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Risk Management
Rising Lawsuits Could Hike Insurance Premiums
More than 8% of U.S. public companies were hit with a shareholder class-action suit in 2017, a nine-year high.
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David Katz
| January 31, 2018
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Workplace Issues
Can Companies Bar Workers from Filing Class-Action Claims?
The Supreme Court seeks to clarify whether workers can be compelled to sign agreements that prevent them from banding together to sue employers.
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David McCann
| February 2, 2017
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Workplace Issues
Exposure to Wage-and-Hour Class Actions Heightens
For plaintiffs' lawyers, it's growing easier to get wage-and-hour cases certified and to win settlements from employers.
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David McCann
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A number of class-action cases that probably would have been decided in companies' favor are now up in the air.
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