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Easton Area School District bans Boy Scouts from distributing fliers to avoid
The prohibition follows a lawsuit at a different district stemming from a similar situation. This year, it was prohibited over fear of a lawsuit. The district was advised not to allow noneducational organizations to distribute literature on school
Updated: 10/02/2011 04:57A
Red/Blue America: Should it be illegal to discriminate against the...
If Obama gets his way, a would-be hire suddenly will be a potential lawsuit, with liabilities running into the tens of thousands or even millions of dollars. In this economic climate, with mushy consumer demand and a tidal wave of regulations looming
Updated: 10/02/2011 04:49A
Elvis left law all shook up, Legal Aid group to show
Legal Aid of East Tennessee is sponsoring a three-hour continuing legal education session. It's billed as “Elvis Law. The state and federal cases dealing with the late king of rock 'n' roll.” The presentation is free. Attorneys who attend get three
Updated: 10/02/2011 04:15A
Rep. Mark Meadows: Drug immunity law misrepresented in argument
Recently, I reviewed an op-ed on Michigan's Drug Manufacturer Immunity law authored by Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch's Bob Jones. I was particularly struck by his statement, "One of the few bright spots in Michigan's dreary economic situation is the
Updated: 10/02/2011 04:13A
Rules set for suit against Valley firm
With jury selection scheduled Monday, a judge has issued a flurry of pretrial rulings in a lawsuit by a Redondo Beach couple suing Chatsworth-based Brendan Tours Inc. after the woman's unborn baby was shot and killed during a trip to Africa.
Updated: 10/02/2011 04:03A
Boston-area parents sue Red Sox for child cruelty
World Championships of '04 and '07 be damned: scores of parents have filed a joint lawsuit against the Boston Red Sox for scarring yet another generation of fans. The wheels fell off in the month of September, leading to a 7-19 record, a run that saw
Updated: 10/02/2011 03:53A
Cherry Hill district OKs $250G settlement in sexual-harassment case
CHERRY HILL — The school district is paying more than $250000 to settle a lawsuit that alleged a girl was sexually harassed at a local high school, court papers show. The suit, filed by the girl's mother in March 2010, asserts a teacher at Cherry Hill
Updated: 10/02/2011 03:27A
Red/Blue America: Should it be illegal to discriminate against the jobless?
In his new jobs bill, President Barack Obama has proposed making it against the law for companies to place want ads saying they won't hire applicants who don't already have a job. Critics say the rule would expose
Updated: 10/02/2011 03:22A
Freedmen vow to fight on despite dismissal of case
On Friday evening, US District Judge Henry Kennedy in Washington, DC, dismissed a lawsuit from five freedmen descendants against the Cherokee Nation, the tribe's principal chief and the Secretary of the Interior, filed after freedmen were not allowed
Updated: 10/02/2011 03:17A
Sumner schools to discuss ACLU lawsuit
The purpose of the informational meeting will be to discuss and answer questions about ongoing litigation with the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee, which filed a lawsuit in May accusing the Board of Education of promoting Christianity.
Updated: 10/02/2011 03:10A
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