Jack Palmer

Strike while hot: use your cash Infosys

With investors in a good mood, the time is ripe for Infosys to set things right, at least where growth is concerned and regain investor confidence in the company.

'Infosys victory may deter copycat lawsuits against Indian cos'

Noting that some blogs and news outlets misapprehended the litigation as a whistleblower case,a Birmingham-Alabama-based attorney with Haskell Slaughter Young & Rediker, Jagdesh Kirpalani said the plaintiff's case against Infosys was not a whistleblower, or qui tam, action.

Infosys not off hook yet, wait for next verdict

Infosys cannot heave a sigh of relief yet. Experts say that the Jack Palmer case was an easy win but the company has bigger battles to fight.

Infosys visa trial case postponed to 17 September

The trial in the alleged visa fraud case against software services major Infosys in the US has been postponed by almost a month to 17 September.

Infosys faces new lawsuit over visa whistleblower

The lawsuit follows one by another US employee who said he suffered retaliation after pointing out what he said was the misuse of US B1 visas.

Infosys visa woes continue; another ex-employee files suit

There is more visa trouble for Infosys. After the Jack Palmer case, another former employee of the company, Satya Dev Tripuraneni, has filed a suit alleging the company of harassment for blowing the whistle on the impending visa row.

Why unemployment in US is a boon for Indian IT

Layoffs in the US are proving to be a boon for Indian IT companies that are gorwoing their off-shore presence by increasing the local hiring in the US due to the latter's anti-offshoring stand and the rise in visa costs.

Infosys visa row case to go to court on 20 August

Infosys and an employee in the United States failed to reach agreement in a row over US business visas on Tuesday and the case is set to go to trial next month, the company said.

Infosys' H-1B visa misuse: US court denies arbitration in Palmer case

Palmer had earlier alleged Infosys was misusing H1B visa norms by sending low-level and unskilled employees to the US on B1 visas instead,which are typically used for short-term business travel.

Former employee Jack Palmer returns to haunt Infosys, files suit against termination

The lawsuit, seen by Reuters, did not specify how much damages Palmer was seeking