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A Relatively Strapping LawsuitWhile the rest of the internet spent this week following the story that dominated the real headlines – the saga of "Pablo Pledgescobar," a Penn State accounting student (allegedly) running a massive cocaine ring out of his fraternity house...

Can’t Spell Religious Discrimination Without ESG For those of you who are familiar with the blog, you know the fastest way to our heart is an obscure, mildly inappropriate employment law story that also happens to raise a genuinely useful, practical point....

The Good, the Bad, and the Boardroom Picture this. A brother and sister own a successful IT consulting business organized as a 2-member LLC. They have been in business for 5 years, generate roughly $2 million in annual revenue, keep immaculate books, and have a...

LOLz, Law, LettuceWe totally get it. Your newsfeed of late has been busier than a Michigan rest stop. The economy. Foreign affairs. AI models escaping and hacking other models (real talk: why do they call it a "sandbox"? Seems unnerving that the birth of Skynet will be...

Fireworks, Whistleblowers, and the Uneven Landscape of Retaliation Law It's July 4th weekend —  yes, seriously — which means fireworks, barbecues, the EEOC going after construction companies for alleged anti-American bias, and a reminder that employment...