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Top Court Strikes Blow To ArbitrationA U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Waffle House has added a degree of uncertainty to ...

E-Mail Can Prompt Employment ClaimsAs the use of e-mails has become part of our daily lives, and part and parcel of the workplace, it is ...

Second Terrorism Hit Could 'Ruin' WC Orlando, Fla. The workers compensation insurance system has been rocked to its core by the unforeseen risks of terrorism, ...

Bad Economy Hurts, But Doesn't Sink EPLI MarketAwash in a rising level of claims and big-dollar settlements, employment practices liability insurers are grabbing for the ...

Competition For Captives Heating UpA bid by South Carolina to lure captives from other jurisdictions is a sign that a bare-knuckled brawl is underway for ...

Going Overboard On Privacy Could Hurt Web Consumers In the Internet age, everyone is understandably more leery about their privacy. No one wants "the wrong ...

Congress Should Not Tie OSHA's Hands On Ergonomic RegulationsThe ergonomics debate about how to best prevent repetitive stress injuries caused in the workplace has been ...

Federal Charter Hearings Set For JuneWashington A House Financial Services Committee panel is expected to begin hearings on state regulation and optional federal chartering of ...