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Conservative States’ Suit Accuses EEOC of Defining Gender-Identity Discrimination Way Too Broadly

Eighteen Republican-leaning states have sued the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleging that the agency is defining gender-identity-based workplace harassment far more broadly than the landmark federal workplace-harassment law provides. Spurring the complaint was new EEOC guidance on workplace-harassment enforcement, issued in April, stating that employers that refused to use transgender…

Kleinbard Asks Pa. High Court to Revive Firm’s Bid to Recoup K in Legal Fees From Lancaster DA

Kleinbard Asks Pa. High Court to Revive Firm’s Bid to Recoup $70K in Legal Fees From Lancaster DA | The Legal Intelligencer Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2024/05/14/kleinbard-asks-pa-high-court-to-revive-firms-bid-to-recoup-70k-in-legal-fees-from-lancaster-da/ Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices. Courtesy photo NEWS The case centers on whether the district attorney may exceed the legal spend that the county commission…

Judge Dismisses Minority Investor From FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Medical Practice

A federal judge in Texas on Monday dismissed an investor from the Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit claiming the minority investor participated in U.S. Anesthesia Partners’ alleged anticompetitive acts. In September, the FTC sued USAP and its private equity founder—Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe—claiming they illegally consolidated and monopolized the anesthesiology…

Bennett Jones Names New Office Leaders in Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto

Western Canada-headquartered firm Bennett Jones named three new office managing partners Tuesday for its Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver locations. Preet Gill takes on the leadership role in Toronto and Kwang Lim in Vancouver, while acting Montreal managing partner Pascale Dionne-Bourassa now has the official title.