The House approved legislation extending workplace accommodations for nursing parents in a Friday vote of 276-149.

A lawsuit alleging Arizona unlawfully excluded gender-confirming surgery from its employee health plans is on hold pending the state’s appeal of an order requiring it to produce allegedly privileged information.

Untangling trillions of dollars worth of loans and other financial contracts from Libor is a complex, expensive and time-consuming job.

Clarence Thomas’ quest to cement conservative principles into U.S. Supreme Court precedent could soon pay off, as he marks his 30th anniversary as a justice.

Anita Hill said the legal concept of “sexual harassment” wasn’t widely understood, before she famously testified to an all-male Senate committee in 1991 that Clarence Thomas repeatedly made inappropriate comments and pressured her to date him while he was her boss.

Target Corp.‘s grocery delivery platform Shipt Inc. cannot force a worker to arbitrate a lawsuit she filed on behalf of the state of California that alleges the company incorrectly classified employees as independent contractors, a state appellate court said Thursday.