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Malloy Picks Former Kansas Official To Run Social Services Department
Among those challenges is a personal bankruptcy filing by Bremby and his wife at the time, April Bremby, a physician. The couple sought Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection in 2007 and agreed to monthly payments to discharge their debt.
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:08P
JB's Family Restaurants files Chap. 11 bankruptcy
A corporate spokesman told the Wyoming Business Report that the JB's in Sheridan and Evanston will remain open. While the Riverton restaurant is closed now, it will be reopened. The Casper restaurant is closed permanently, he said, declining to add
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:08P
Commerzbank faces bonuses lawsuit
Commerzbank will face a high-profile trial after 104 Dresdner Kleinwort Investment bankers were allowed by a UK court to pursue a claim for about 50m ($69m) in unpaid bonuses. The UK's Court of Appeal on Tuesday
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:07P
Lindsay Lohan to Sue Kamofie & Company
LiLo is basing her lawsuit on the fact that she never gave the store the right to cash in on her image. The store sold the tape for at least $40000 to the press and since then has stuck a deal with Entertainment Tonight which allows them exclusive
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:07P
3 Contemplacion sons get life for selling drugs
In a phone interview, Judge Agripino Morga of Regional Trial Court Branch 32 in San Pablo City in Laguna province, said the three brothers were also fined P500,000 each in a 14-page decision he promulgated last week. The brothers are Sandrex, 37,
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:07P
Rajaratnam Insider Trading Trial Begins in US Court
views of Wall Street, hedge fund managers and the recession. Rajaratnam is accused of making $45 million from confidential information leaked by corporate insiders and hedge fund traders. Bloomberg's Suzanne O'Halloran reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:07P
5th-Grader's Church Christmas Party Fliers at Center of Discrimination Lawsuit
A Christian-based group of lawyers filed a federal discrimination lawsuit in Scranton on Friday after a fifth-grade girl's request to distribute fliers for her church Christmas party was denied by a Pennsylvania school district.
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:07P
Alabama House Bill 56: The Immigrant Trespassing Law Explained
The Montgomery Advertiser reports that HB 56 would mandate use of the federal E-Verify system to confirm employees' immigration status. Knowingly employing illegal aliens would be against the law under the bill, and employers who violate that provision
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:07P
Derek Copp files lawsuit against deputy who shot him
Copp was struck in the chest and sustained two fractured ribs, liver and lung damage. The complaint filed Tuesday alleges Copp's medical expenses exceeded $22000 after the shooting. Stay tuned to hollandsentinel.com for more details from the lawsuit.
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:06P
Life term set aside
The suspect went in appeal to the Appellate Court against the Sharjah Criminal Court's verdict. The Appellate Court sentenced him to a lifetime in jail, while setting aside the execution verdict of the criminal court. The suspect again decided to
Updated: 03/08/2011 04:06P
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