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“A Rollercoaster Year for ERISA Litigation,” Benefits Pro
January 22, 2021

By Scott Lempert 7 key takeaways from recent court cases that employers, brokers, and advisors need to be aware of as litigation increases in 2021. Well, that was a fun, rollercoaster of a year in...
“How to Flip the Script on Annual Review Process,” The American Lawyer
December 11, 2020

A year-end evaluation offers an invitation for growth going into the new year, which starts with the associate opening up the review as to how he feels he did for the year. Effective feedback is...
“Drug and Alcohol Rehab Programs Promise Recovery Through Work – but Deliver Slave Labor,” NBC Think
December 08, 2020

Cohen Milstein is investigating wage theft in drug and alcohol rehab programs. Please complete our brief questionnaire or contact us directly to learn more. By not paying recovering addicts for their...
“Retirement and Pension Administration, The Right to Jury Trial in ERISA Actions,” Bloomberg Law Benefits Guide: Basics
November 06, 2020

By Jamie Bowers Seventh Amendment Jurisprudence The Seventh Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees that “In Suits at common law [...] the right of trial by jury shall be preserved,...
“Past Salary Is Losing Steam as Sex-Based Pay Gap Excuse,” Law360
October 28, 2020

By Christine E. Webber , Partner, Cohen Milstein's Civil Rights & Employment practice Rizo v. Yovino,[1] has finally reached a conclusion after an unusual history, in which an en banc decision...
“Amazon: Earth’s Most Customer-Centric Company?” FJA Journal
October 20, 2020

By Adam J. Langino and Leslie M. Kroeger “The most important single thing is to focus obsessively on the customer. Our goal is to be earth’s most customer-centric company.”— Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon...
Cohen Milstein’s Securities Litigation & Investor Protection Practice Issues Fall 2020 Edition of the Shareholder Advocate
October 15, 2020

The Fall 2020 issue of the Shareholder Advocate includes: Alphabet Settlement Sets New Standard for #MeToo Derivative Suits – Molly J. Bowen Delaware Court Says Board Must Properly Monitor “Mission...
“Alphabet Settlement Sets New Standard for #MeToo Derivative Suits,” Shareholder Advocate Fall 2020
October 15, 2020

By Molly J. Bowen On September 25, 2020, Cohen Milstein announced an historic agreement with Alphabet, Google’s parent company, to settle shareholder derivative litigation over allegations that the...
“Delaware Court Says Board Must Properly Monitor ‘Mission Critical’ Compliance Risk,” Shareholder Advocate Fall 2020
October 15, 2020

By Amy Miller Investors seeking to hold corporate boards liable for failing to properly oversee “mission critical” operations in highly regulated companies should be encouraged by a recent decision...
“The New Language Needed to Connect Professionally Right Now,” The American Lawyer
October 12, 2020

Stop horking and take a moment to panhale. Work meetings begin with a familiar exchange of pleasantries. The ritual is deeply ingrained in our culture, like a reflex. “How are you?” Once a question...

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