“So bad I had to quit”: Understanding constructive discharge by | Jan 8, 2019 | OthersWhen is a resignation not considered a voluntary act? When it is unlawfully coerced or the only escape from an intolerably hostile... read more
Whistleblowers were key in $2.8 billion False Claim Act recoveries by | Jan 4, 2019 | OthersThe Department of Justice reports that it recovered $2.8 billion in fraud prosecutions in 2018 under the False Claims Act. The majority of... read more
Developments at the EEOC: Probationary Termination Reversed by coricohen | Dec 6, 2018 | Developments At The EEOCDevelopments at the EEOC: On October 15, 2018, Chief Administrative Judge Patrick Kokenge of the Equal Employment Opportunity... read more
SCOTUS rules that ADEA applies to all public employers by | Dec 3, 2018 | OthersBy unanimous decision, the Supreme Court has clarified that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act applies to all public sector... read more
The sexual harassment complaint process for federal employees by Matthew Lipsit | Nov 30, 2018 | OthersEmployees of federal agencies who experience sexual harassment have many legal protections. But the path to justice can be long and... read more