Joseph Steiner, University of South Carolina School of Law, has posted an article about continued employment discrimination.
He writes that employment discrimination is a fact in our society, and that scientific studies continue to show that employer misconduct in the workplace is pervasive.
This social science...
A bill was signed by the Governor of California which granted judges the authority to settle pet custody disagreements similarly to the way that they handle child custody disputes. The law may be the first of its kind, revealing a lot about how the role of the family pet has changed over time.
Time and legal options are running out for a Kansas couple desperately trying to keep their adopted daughter from being deported back to South Korea on a legal technicality involving adoption and immigration law.
Hyebin Schreiber was brought to the U.S. by her would-be adoptive parents in 2012 when she...
The New York Times reported on a lawsuit alleging pay discrimination at the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
The lawsuit is brought by a premier flutist who maintains that she is paid about 75% as much as her most comparable colleague, who is an oboist.
The allegations...