Billy Jean Louis

Skidmore College was rightfully granted summary judgment in a gender discrimination and retaliation lawsuit by a former worker who was terminated because of subpar performance and poor management skills, the Second Circuit ruled.

A Missouri judge isn’t immune from suit for escorting two children to jail after they refused his order that they live with their mother, the Eighth Circuit ruled.

The dismissal of a former Amtrak employee’s gender and retaliation claims as a sanction for abusing the discovery process and spoliating evidence was proper, the Second Circuit ruled.

A man whose vehicles were seized by the federal government but weren’t returned after the conclusion of a drug investigation can proceed with his takings lawsuit, the Federal Circuit ruled.

The estate of an inmate who hit her head and died can sue a nurse who gave her an ibuprofen instead of sending her to a hospital, the Sixth Circuit ruled.

Ex-NFL player Teyo Johnson and his former employer, Everyrealm Inc., have agreed in principle to resolve his lawsuit alleging sexual harassment by CEO Janine Yorio, according to a filing with the US District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Partnerships between universities, local governments and companies across the DMV make the region a formidable alternative to other US cities.

Partnerships between universities, local governments and companies across the DMV make the region a formidable alternative to other US cities.

Johns Hopkins and Morgan State researchers are working together for ARROW, a federal initiative for academic and workforce development in clean energy.

The collaboration, which is part of the nationwide ARROW initiative, aims to make a splash in the American clean energy sector.