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The Labor Department could soon declare that student athletes are independent contractors and not full-fledged employees, a ...

STI Taxand practitioner analyzes Cyprus’ new defensive tax measures targeting transactions with low-tax and blacklisted ...

The Big Law merger of McDermott Will & Emery and Schulte Roth & Zabel is a clear play for New York’s lucrative legal market, ...

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President Trump’s new tariffs and an increasingly aggressive IRS with some big court wins under its belt are prompting more companies to explore transfer pricing insurance, something that wasn’t on ...

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. lost a round in its court fight with the founder of two acquisitions Thursday, when a judge ...

Honeywell International Inc. violated US age discrimination law when it fired a former general counsel because she turned age ...

Long Island University employee can’t yet pursue disability bias claims over her termination because the right-to-sue letter ...

The government paid nearly $15 billion for 200,000 federal employees not to work after taking deferred resignation packages, ...

The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a fiscal 2026 funding bill for the US Labor Department that rebuffs President ...

A federal judge in San Francisco granted a request to postpone the Trump administration’s cancellation of temporary ...