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Indiana Supreme Court Reaffirms Separate Indiana Summary Judgment Standard

Posted on: Sep 10, 2014

A unanimous Indiana Supreme Court decision has reaffirmed the Indiana summary judgment standard. Read more in this piece by Arend J. Abel.

You're Invited: Coffee Hour at IU McKinney

Posted on: Sep 9, 2014

Mark your calendars for this opportunity to meet with law students and fellow section members while enjoying free coffee and donuts on Oct. 21.

NLRB Rules Employees Have Freedom to "Like" Facebook Statuses

Posted on: Sep 2, 2014

The NLRB recently ruled on a case in which an employee was fired for his Facebook activity.

Injury Help Resource: Workers' Compensation Infographic Released

Posted on: Aug 25, 2014

Stephen Wagner published an infographic that explains the ins and outs of workers' compensaiton.

New Hampshire Curbs Employer Access to Employee Online Accounts

Posted on: Aug 13, 2014

A new law states that employers may no longer demand employees or prospective employees to add them as contacts on personal social media accounts.

Employees Say the Apple is Rotten When it Comes to Work Breaks

Posted on: Jul 29, 2014

Employees at Apple's corporate headquarters have filed a class action lawsuit for a lack of breaks at work.

Seven NY Families Challenge Teacher Tenure

Posted on: Jul 28, 2014

Teacher tenure may be a thing of the past in New York if these seven families succeed in their lawsuit.

Upcoming CLE: The Supreme Court's Latest Labor and Employment Cases

Posted on: Jul 25, 2014

Join us on July 29 for a discussion on current decisions and continuing developments in Supreme Court labor and employment cases.

Raised Minimum Wage Results Raise the Question for Other States

Posted on: Jul 22, 2014

Data from the first six months of increased minimum wage in 13 states show improvement in job growth.

Supreme Court Decision Allows Some State Workers to Forego Union Fees

Posted on: Jul 21, 2014

Government workers, whether or not they are union members, must pay union fees. A recent Supreme Court decision clarifies to what extent that ruling applies.

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