Amicus Briefs and Civil Rights: Advancing LGBTQ+ Equality Through Legal Advocacy
For over 60 years, the U.S. Supreme Court has been a battleground for LGBTQ+ rights, shaping...
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The Wage Gap and Equal Pay Progress, Part III: Developments in Protections
By Schwanda Rountree, Erica Roberts, and Amira Dehmani In Parts I and II of this series, we...
How Women’s Bills of Rights Impact Transgender, Nonbinary, and Intersex Employees
By Madison Zucco and Luke Lamberti Around the country, Women’s Bills of Rights have emerged as a...
Constitutional Challenges for Whistleblowers: Insights from Zafirov v. Florida Medical Associates
“The [False Claim Act’s] qui tam provisions have long inhabited something of a constitutional...
Why We Advocated for California’s New Intersection Bias Law
As a national employee rights and social justice law firm, Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight is...
The Wage Gap and Equal Pay Progress, Part II: Intersectional Pay Discrimination
By Schwanda Rountree, Erica Roberts, and Amira Dehmani In the first part of this series, we...
Why Doesn’t the Government Bet Bigger on Fraud? Part III: The CFTC
By Vincent McKnight, Shaun Rosenthal, Erica Roberts, and Savannah Shepherd As we discussed in...
Working-Class Rights: I Was Laid Off. Now What?
By Abigail Everett, Jonathan Tepe, and Danya Rangachar In recent months, mass layoffs have shaken...
The Wage Gap and Equal Pay Progress, Part I: How the Wage Gap Developed
By Schwanda Rountree, Erica Roberts, and Amira Dehmani The history of the workforce is painfully...
Why Doesn’t the Government Bet Bigger on Fraud? Part II: The SEC
By Vincent McKnight, Shaun Rosenthal, and Erica Roberts As we discussed in Part I of this series,...