The agency’s new chairman says he’s concerned the cable TV, network and theme park operator continues to promote diversity, ...

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has requested dismissal of nearly every lawsuit it filed in the previous year alleging discrimination against a transgender worker or workers, less ...

The Democratic finance officials took particular issue with the Republican officials’ letter relying heavily on a federal judge’s ruling against American Airlines in a lawsuit over the management of ...

A federal judge has ordered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and its acting director, Russ Vought, not to terminate any agency employee except for cause related to job performance or conduct ...

The politicians, provocateurs and think tanks that in the past few years have worked to dismantle diversity, equity and inclusion may not appreciate the full consequences of their efforts. They’ve ...

Senosiain is an associate and Rollins is a shareholder at Gunster. Views are the authors’ own. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act governs calls and text messages sent by businesses to consumers.

A Texas Northern District Court judge said the rule is still valid under Loper Bright and does not violate the Employment Retirement Income Security Act of 1974. The Labor Department rule in question, ...

In its analysis, the 6th Circuit said that American Electric’s executive severance plan is a type of deferred compensation program known as a “top hat plan.” According to the U.S. Department of Labor, ...

Acting Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mark Uyeda’s decision last week to ask the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals to delay arguments for the agency’s climate risk disclosure rule did not come ...

It’s been a good run. On Feb. 22, 2025, Legal Dive will stop publishing. Informa TechTarget — the company behind the Industry Dive publications — has made the difficult decision to cease operations on ...

The two budget carriers had been discussing a combination for months, with Spirit rejecting a post-Chapter 11 proposal as “woefully insufficient” for creditors.