The Latest

  • Ralph Perdomo, a research analyst and writer at Nvoicepay.

    September 8
  • Allan Leinwand is chief technology officer at ServiceNow, a cloud computing company.

    September 8
  • Chris Goodwin is chief technology officer at LockPath, a leading provider of data governance, risk management and compliance products.

    September 8
  • Woodard is associate at Butterfield Schechter LLP. He focuses his practice on employee benefits, employee stock ownership plans, pension and profit sharing plans, ERISA, ERISA litigation, business law, qualified domestic relations orders, estate planning and trust litigation.

    September 7
  • A former administrator of the wage and hour division at the U.S. Department of Labor, Tammy D. McCutchen is a leading authority on federal and state wage and hour laws who now represents and counsels management clients in connection with all types of labor and employment matters.

    September 7
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  • Rob Friedman is board certified in labor and employment law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He advises and represents employers in virtually every aspect of the employee-employer relationship.

    September 7
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  • Maury Baskin focuses his Washington, DC-based practice on national labor policy, challenging excessive government regulation on behalf of small and large businesses, while advising employers in compliance issues. He has extensive experience in dealing with labor relations and union pressure tactics, employment discrimination and wage and hour law.

    September 7
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  • Sean M. McCrory represents and counsels employers in all matters of labor and employment law. He has experience litigating wage and hour disputes, non-competes, and Title VII matters in federal and state court.

    September 7
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  • Bottom line retail pressures may have tripped up the top executive, one expert says.

    September 7
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  • The advisor used the money on cars and gambling in the latest Ponzi-like scheme, investigators say.

    September 7
    FBI case against Scott Newsholme