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Oneida tribal court gets lawsuit filed by fired Seven Generations CEO, appeals
The former CEO of Oneida Seven Generations Corp. has lost his bid to have his firing contested in Brown County Circuit Court. John Kroner, who is not a member of the Oneida Tribe of Indians, must have his case held before the Oneida Tribal Judicial
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:32P
Judge refuses to overturn judgment against rancher
Judge James Conlogue denied a motion to vacate the judgment against Nethercott based on a new Arizona law that prohibits a person who is present in Arizona in violation of federal immigration law from being awarded punitive damages in any action in any
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:31P
Worker injured in Sri Lanka police crackdown dies
Traffic was blocked in a key business district as more than 1000 protesters shouted slogans and carried placards reading "Condemn attack on workers." Trade unions and other critics say the pension proposal would benefit workers less than the government
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:31P
Honda Data Breach Triggers Lawsuit
As with the Sony breach, lawyers for Honda customers filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of affected customers, seeking 200 million Canadian dollars ($206 million). The claim says that the breach exposed customers to "theft of their identity,
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:31P
Pittsburgh market update; Federated down 2.73%
(NYSE:X), down 2.36 percent to $45.02 WESCO International Inc. (NYSE:WCC), down 0.90 percent to $55.10 Senior reporter Patty Tascarella covers banking, finance, legal, marketing and advertising and foundations at the Pittsburgh Business Times.
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:31P
Hispanics Stopped Less Than White Drivers — Searched More
(KMOX) – The latest report on Missouri traffic stops shows hispanics were less likely to be pulled over than white drivers — yet hispanic drivers were more than twice as likely to be searched. This is the 11th year the Missouri Attorney General has
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:30P
Andy Dick Being Sued for Placing Genitals on Man's Head
According to the lawsuit, filed in Dallas by a man named Robert Tucker, Andy was dressed like a woman during part of his act back in December 2010 — wearing a red skirt and a wig — when he walked into the crowd. Tucker claims Andy approached him in the
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:30P
Redistricting lawsuit set for October
The Denver Post's political and editorial writers give a daily dish of Colorado political news, analysis and commentary on local, state and national issues. By Lynn Bartels A Denver District Court judge today set the week of Oct. 17 to hear two
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:29P
North Carolina CIO Discusses Infrastructure and Cloud Computing
Prior to that, he served as CIO for the US Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs and as director of the Office of Information Services and deputy CIO at the Administration for Children and Families. Recognized for leading many successful
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:29P
Tenn. reporter sues Arizona website with nude photos
The federal lawsuit filed by 29-year-old Fox 13 reporter Lauren Lee Gauck says the nude photos posted on the Internet site are not her, according to The Commercial Appeal . The suit says pictures of the real Gauck were juxtaposed with nude images of an
Updated: 06/01/2011 12:28P
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