U.S. Chamber files amicus brief in the Washington Supreme Court to highlight the ways in which the City of Seattle’s Ordinance regulating the gig economy departs significantly from standard...
U.S. Chamber files amicus brief urging Third Circuit to hold that Pennsylvania’s consent-to-general-jurisdiction statute is unconstitutional and that every plaintiff in a FLSA collective action...
Supreme Court declines review of Ninth Circuit interpretation of traveling-expense exclusions under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The U.S. Chamber filed an amicus brief supporting certiorari.
U.S. Chamber files amicus brief urging New York appellate court to apply primary jurisdiction and dismiss workplace-safety claims. The brief also argues that the Attorney General’s enforcement of...
U.S. Chamber files coalition intervenor brief in defense of the National Labor Relations Board final rule defining “joint employers.” The U.S. Chamber has intervened to ensure that employers have...
Fourth Circuit affirms district court and rejects interpretation of the WARN Act that would have broadened single employer liability and narrowed the unforeseen business circumstances exception. ...
U.S. Chamber files amicus brief urging Third Circuit to reverse and hold that a district court may not order that notice be sent to potential members of a collective action who have agreed to...
First Circuit holds that Lyft drivers are not among the class of transportation workers engaged in interstate commerce and thus exempted from the FAA; rather, they are subject to the arbitration...
Second Circuit dismisses appeal as moot and vacates district court order invalidating the Department of Labor’s Joint Employer Rule. The U.S. Chamber intervened with a coalition to defend the...
