Southwest Airlines faces $1.3 million in fines over “systemic violations” of Colorado labor laws

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Southwest Airlines faces $1.3 million in fines after Colorado regulators found “systemic violations” of dozens of state labor laws, including sick leave policies for workers with COVID-19. But the Dallas-based airline, which is Denver International Airport’s second-largest carrier, is firing back through a series of newly filed legal challenges, including […]

DOJ Faces Setbacks in Labor-Related Antitrust Matters

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Related Practices & Jurisdictions The closely watched government campaign to criminally prosecute labor-related antitrust matters has run into a major roadblock—juries. Last week, the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) was handed two losses after federal juries in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of […]

Expulsion Policy Faces Political Heat

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Related Practices & Jurisdictions Democrats Urge President to End Expulsion Policy Congressional Democrats are pressuring President Biden to end the use of a policy by which immigrants stopped at the U.S. southern border can be quickly sent back to Mexico or their home countries without being allowed to request asylum […]

Law Enforcer Faces Legal Claim after Investigation | News

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Medford, OR — A Medford lawyer says tonight he has a class action claim against an Oregon state trooper for racial discrimination in traffic stops. He also has a document from Jackson County’s District Attorney to support his case. Justin Rosas says Trooper Travis Peterson “has been underreporting his traffic […]