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Judge rejects SEC action against State Street execs

A ruling involving the largest institutional fund management company in the world allows employees to rely more safely on advice they receive from in-house counsel, according to several lawyers familiar with the Securities and Exchange Commission case.

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No workers’ comp for employee injured on way to job

A worker who was injured while commuting from his home to a construction site was not entitled to workers’ compensation even though the job required him to travel to a different location every day, a reviewing board of the Massachusetts ...

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Supreme Court defeats changing class actions

When the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its ruling in AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, some predicted that the decision allowing the phone carrier to bar class proceedings in its consumer arbitration contracts would bring an end to consumer class actions ...

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Suit over disability ‘perception’ allowed

A schizophrenic employee who was removed from his job despite medical evaluations pronouncing him fit to work could sue his employer pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled.

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Hearsay

A contentious employment lawsuit involving a major Boston law firm and a client’s child pornography collection has been quietly put to rest in court.

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