PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | September 22, 2009
The U.S. Department of Labor plans to hire 670 investigators next year to beef up enforcement of laws that protect workers from everything from unsafe working conditions to unfair wage practices.
THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL | June 16, 2008
The National Law Journal recently selected Jere Beasley as one of the top 10 litigators in the nation, including him in its special section, Winners. Here, writer Emily Heller profiles Beasley and shares his secrets of success.
LOS ANGELES TIMES | May 23, 2008
Soaring gasoline prices are bad enough. But this summer, California's higher temperatures could add an additional 8-cent-a-gallon wallop because pumping warmer fuel gives motorists less energy per fill-up.
MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER | May 2, 2008
So long as I am attorney general, my pledge to every citizen is the same: No matter how big and rich the bully may be and whether he uses a knife or a complicated Medicaid reimbursement plan as his weapon, the innocent have nothing to fear and the guilty need only fear that justice will be done.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER | May 1, 2008
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - In a forced self-review, the Unum Group agreed to fully or partly reverse 42 percent of previously denied disability claims and paid out $676 million in additional benefits.
PUBLIC CITIZEN | January 24, 2008
Christmas came early for the powerful trucking industry in the form of a rule issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR JUSTICE | January 4, 2008
The shameful treatment of a female employee working for a Halliburton company in Iraq by Halliburton officials is a disgrace.
PARENTS TELEVISION COUNCIL | January 4, 2008
It's been nearly two years since the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) last handed out fines against a television station for violating federal broadcast decency laws.
November 14, 2007
Corporate America is taking away your rights and I hope you are not going to let them! You may ask...what can I do? Here is your answer.
November 14, 2007
Binding arbitration clauses that few consumers understand are in the fine print of nearly everything we do today from buying a home to cell phone contracts.