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Man Sues over Glass in Burger
Troy Palmer explains in the lawsuit that he was at Chicago's Ramada hotel chain on Lake Shore Drive on March 12 in 2009 when he was served the burger with a “hidden glass fragment.” The lawsuit accuses Ramada of carelessly maintaining its food,
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:33A
Feds: TV producer should be extradited to Mexico
AP Entertainment News Video More>> LOS ANGELES (AP) - US Justice Department officials say former "Survivor" reality television producer Bruce Beresford-Redman should be extradited to Mexico to stand trial for the killing of his wife during a Cancun
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:32A
YRC Worldwide misses restructuring milestone, warns of bankruptcy potential
YRC Worldwide Inc. has missed a key deadline in its restructuring process and again is in danger of having to file for bankruptcy protection. In its annual report, filed late Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Overland Park-based
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:32A
Commentary: Immigration, state by state
And more than a dozen other states are pushing immigration legislation that ranges from the benign to the ridiculous. In Oklahoma, for example, lawmakers are seeking to ban motorists from picking up illegal day laborers, while South Carolina's
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:31A
New law may spell trouble
Aside from the medical practitioner's bill, Miller also revealed that he was very concerned about the new immigration amendment which will allow people who have been deported to return to the Cayman Islands. “Why we would want to bring back
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:31A
'Illegals should be shot like hogs': Kansas State lawmaker Virgil Peck remains
By Daily Mail Reporter A state legislator caused controversy yesterday by saying illegal immigrants should be treated like wild hog - and shot by gunmen from helicopters. Kansas Republican representative Virgil Peck, made the comments at a state
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:30A
Mom Sues Upper East Side Preschool for Ruining Her Daughter's Chances at the
And of course her lawyers actually used the phrase "getting a child into the Ivy League starts in nursery school" in their lawsuit. The mom, Nicole Imprescia, says York Avenue Preschool's crime (presumably besides the $19000-a-year tuition) was forcing
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:30A
Current and Former Owners of Land Next to or Under Railroad Rights of Way in
The lawsuit involves Telecommunications Facilities, such as fiber-optic cable that is buried in railroad Rights of Way. People who own or owned land next to or under railroad Rights of Way in Idaho may be eligible to receive benefits.
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:30A
WCIV-TV | ABC News 4Lawsuit: SC sales tax exemptions unconstitutional
AP National/International News Entertainment News from AP AP - March 15, 2011 9:25 AM ET COLUMBIA, SC (AP) - Two Columbia attorneys have filed a lawsuit claiming South Carolina's sales tax exemptions are unconstitutional. The State newspaper reported
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:28A
NYC mom sues elite preschool, claims daughter's Ivy League chances hurt
The lawsuit charges that Imprescia was deceived and defrauded, and that the school may have hurt her daughter's chances of getting into an Ivy League college and earning a higher income. What do you think of Imprescia filing this lawsuit that claims
Updated: 03/15/2011 09:28A
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