As the clock starts ticking on the final month of summer, discrimination lawyers taking time off for rest and relaxation may want to dig into a book that keeps them in touch with their practice. For attorneys eager to keep learning while soaking up sun, here are five to consider.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs would violate an injunction and its union contract if it carries out its plan to stop honoring the contract when the pact expires Aug. 8, a union local claimed, asking a D.C. federal judge to force the agency to continue complying.
An aviation company that spent over two years litigating a wage and hour class action in federal court before seeking arbitration lost its chance to compel individual arbitration, the Ninth Circuit ruled, saying the company's prolonged litigation conduct amounted to a waiver of its arbitration rights.