It’s been a big couple of days for court opinions. Today’s turn: FMLA lawsuits.

When we last talked about the FMLA, it was in the context of the fact that sometimes things about the law are bit complicated.

Well, if you didn’t like the intricacies of the FMLA before, this new decision isn’t going

As we wrap up summer and start returning from vacations, there are several important Second Circuit FLSA decisions decided over the last few weeks that employers need to be aware of.  I’ll cover them in posts over the next few days.

Earlier this summer, the Second Circuit (which is the appeals court for the federal

The Second Circuit has long held that supervisors cannot be sued in their individual capacity under Title VII.  But can an employee do an end run around that by arguing that the supervisor is the “alter ego” of the company?

Well a few federal courts outside Connecticut have said that under the “alter ego” doctrine,