Philippine firms limit job switches with non-compete deals
Philippine firms use non-compete agreements to limit job switches, but enforceability depends on Supreme Court rulings and reasonableness tests.
Saskatchewan employer convicted under foreign worker law
A Saskatchewan employer faces conviction under the foreign worker law for charging a worker $12,000 to retain their job. Learn the legal consequences.
Capybaras Crash Brazilian Lawmakers Voting Session
Capybaras crash brazilian lawmakers voting session in a surprising incident at the legislative building in Cuiaba.
Insurer bad faith not punished enough
Insurer bad faith is not punished enough, says senior lawyer Shane Katz, who argues that $7.88 billion Q3 profits show courts are misapplying punitive damages.
Hospital negligence blamed for child’s brain damage
Hospital negligence leads to brain damage in child, jury finds hospital liable for medical malpractice during renal scan procedure.
Misplaced femoral line leads to leg amputation
Femoral line malpractice case reveals how a misplaced catheter caused a partial leg amputation, highlighting hospital liability and the need for stricter proced
Life sciences firms face hefty fines over gender data errors
Life sciences firms risk hefty fines and lawsuits due to gender data errors in clinical trials and patient programs. Learn how to avoid costly mistakes.
Farm Partnerships Weigh Business Structure Changes
Farm partnerships consider business structure changes due to complex agricultural real estate ownership laws and limitations.
Law Firms Tighten Budgets Amid Economic Uncertainty
Law firm budgeting is essential as economic uncertainty forces firms to tighten budgets and address hidden cash flow issues, ensuring sustainable growth and com
Dream Job Cafe Brews New Coffee Brand
Explore how Dream Job Cafe launches a new coffee brand, with co‑founder Paul Schlader sharing insights on sourcing, roasting, and daily operations at Birch Coff