By Brian S. Kabateck and Natalie S. Pang Days after Google proudly congratulated itself on Twitter for closing the gender pay gap globally, the Department of Labor accused the company of “systemic compensation disparities” in pay “pretty much across the entire workforce.” In vehement denial of these accusations, Google has
Law360-May 15, 2017 by Brian S. Kabateck and Cheryl Kenner
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Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck May 19, 2017 Facebook is in damage control mode following a string of gruesome videos that posted on the social media platform and went viral before administrators removed the disturbing footage. Hundreds of violent videos are posted and shared on the site that
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck April 25, 2017 The cell phone video seen around the world showing a bleeding United Airlines passenger dragged off a plane triggered a visceral reaction. Millions of viewers on social media and TV watched in horror as law enforcement officers violently dragged 69-year-old
Written on Behalf of Brian S. Kabateck April 7, 2017 California leads the nation in the number of bicyclists killed each year in traffic accidents, prompting lawmakers to tackle this issue at the state capitol. While the number of victims grows annually, there’s a debate over how to make
Written on behalf of Brian S. Kabateck March 24, 2017 Banking giant Wells Fargo is in the crosshairs of California lawmakers who want to crack down on financial fraud following the bank’s recent scandal involving employees who opened fake accounts on behalf of unsuspecting consumers. SB 33, a bill proposed