Opinion

Supervising Teens Requires Extra Steps And Extra Precautions

EEOC sues a fast-food operation, alleging a coworker harassed teen workers. We discuss what managers and supervisors need to consider to safeguard younger, inexperienced employees.
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"Very Detailed Warnings" Help Deflect Management Liability Risks

A federal judge dismisses a shareholder claim against Peloton, a fitness equipment manufacturer. We examine why the claim was dismissed and how all employers can benefit from this example.
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Little Bits Of Information Are Important For Putting Away Sexual Predators

A federal judge sentences a U.S. Navy sailor for attempting to entice a minor for sex. We look at the evidence used to conclude this adult was dangerous to children.
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Articles

November 06, 2024

Low Standard Of Proof For Data Claims Puts NPOs On Guard

A community college is hacked and then sued for the hack. It eventually settles for $1.45M without proof of harm. How does that happen? We explain.
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Health Plan Administrators Under Questioning For Rising Fees And Inflated Costs

Plaintiffs allege a bank's plan charges participants more for generic prescription drugs than other plans that are widely available at lower prices. We examine.
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The Link Between Special Needs Students and Bullying

The parents of a special needs student sue his school after an alleged sexual assault attempt on their son. We examine bullying.
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Has Your Organization Been Deepfake Scammed? You Make The Call

Over half of businesses in the U.S. and U.K. have been targeted by financial scams powered by deepfake technology. Has your organization been deepfake scammed? You make the call.
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