Keith Ecker has been writing about the intersections of law, business and technology for more than six years. He was formerly the technology and online editor at InsideCounsel, a national magazine for in-house lawyers. He has since freelanced for a number of organizations, including the Huffington Post, the Onion A.V. Club and AOL, among others. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism.
Keith's Recent Posts
Posted 56 days ago in
Labor and Employment by
Keith Ecker |
Retaliation by employers was at an all-time high in 2011, according to recent statistics released by Equal Employment Opportunity...
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Tags:
discrimination,
EEOC,
Employment Law Group,
Jay Rollins,
John P. Mahoney,
R. Scott Oswald,
retaliation,
Schwartz Rollins,
Title VII,
Tully Rinckey
Posted 65 days ago in
Criminal by
Keith Ecker |
A California woman is filing suit against Imperial County and a sheriff’s sergeant for what she alleges was an...
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Tags:
Ana Hicks,
El Centro,
Imperial County,
Matthew O'Connor,
police misconduct,
strip search,
Thomas Carr,
Thomas Simeone,
Tully Rinckey
Posted 68 days ago in
Current Events by
Keith Ecker |
After 10 days of testimony and more than 20 witnesses, the prosecution in the Rutgers University cyberbullying trial has...
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Tags:
bias intimidation,
cyberbullying,
Dharun Ravi,
hate crime,
invasion of privacy,
Rutgers University,
Tyler Clementi
Posted 69 days ago in
Current Events by
Keith Ecker |
Yesterday, jurors heard a video admission from the defendant in the Rutgers University trial that he violated his roommate’s...
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Tags:
bias intimidation,
cyberbullying,
Dharun Ravi,
gay,
hate crime,
lesbian,
Rutgers University,
Tyler Clementi
Posted 69 days ago in
Internet Law by
Keith Ecker |
Jurors in California may want to leave their smartphones at home thanks to a new law passed earlier this...
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Tags:
contempt of court,
Facebook,
Jackson & Wilson,
John Conway,
juror instruction,
mistrial,
Mitch Jackson,
social media,
Twitter
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