The Department of Justice fined Lyft (ride sharing Uber-like app) for $2.1 million dollars. According to the DOJ's complaint, as early as 2021, Lyft used advertisements that highlighted specific hourly earnings to recruit drivers across the United States, suggesting...
Celenia Tapia’s career at Wells Fargo spanned over a decade and a half, marked by hard-won achievements and professional milestones. But all of that came to an abrupt end when, she claims, the company failed to protect her from sexual harassment. Her case centers on...
From the outside, arbitration sounds like a fair process—an alternative to the courts where disputes can be settled without the headaches of litigation. But when a corrupt corporation like Brief (formerly known as Ejudicate, Inc.) takes the reins, what should be a...