
Legal newspaper culture: why court coverage still matters
Courts and agencies decide who gets paid, who gets protected and who gets punished. Someone has to watch the paperwork.
Legal News files the day's record: decisions issued, filings docketed, settlements announced and enforcement actions opened across labor and employment law.
The day's filings, rulings, settlements and agency actions in labor and employment law, reported the day they happen.

Courts and agencies decide who gets paid, who gets protected and who gets punished. Someone has to watch the paperwork.

Dockets, captions, motions and exhibits, explained so you can judge a case yourself.

A clause-by-clause look at releases, non-disparagement, noncompete triggers and money — and which terms are open to negotiation.

The federal overtime rule covers most workers — but a set of exemptions leaves out many salaried employees. Here is how the tests work and how to spot a misclassification.

A practical guide for practitioners, students and curious readers on choosing where to follow labor and employment law.

A look at the daily pipeline that turns dockets, rulings and agency notices into the legal news you read.