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Federal Judge Rules For Brunswick Pastor
Zack Lyde filed the lawsuit claiming that a Brunswick police officer infringed on his free speech rights when he was arrested in August 2009 for refusing the officer's order to leave a rally of about two dozen people who were protesting President
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:10A
Precedent Seen in Ruling against Drug Company
According to latest reports, it has been claimed that a pharmacist has got an edge over GlaxoSmithKline to win an imperative lawsuit filed by him against the drug maker. On the other hand, the Pharmacy Guild has claimed it as crucial precedent,
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:10A
Roadhouse sued for discrimination
All but 71 are corporate restaurants and fall under the lawsuit's reach, Penzel said. The EEOC alleged that Texas Roadhouse has hired significantly fewer "front of the house" employees who are 40 or older. In addition, Texas Roadhouse allegedly
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:08A
Indiana immigration law needs revamping
Among the many objections that were raised to Indiana's sweeping new immigration law was the prospect of costly, protracted and risky litigation. The warning, sounded by the state's own attorney general among others, came to fruition quickly with a
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:08A
Saginaw advocacy group takes fight against cutoff of welfare cash benefits to
By Barrie Barber | The Saginaw News Jeff Schrier | The Saginaw NewsTerri L. Stangl, executive director of the Center for Civil Justice, holds a copy of the federal lawsuit the advocacy grpup filed against the cutoff of cash assistance benefits to
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:06A
Muslim inmates in Ohio sue over meals
AP COLUMBUS -- A Muslim death row inmate says the Ohio prison system is denying him meals prepared according to Islamic law while at the same time providing kosher meals to Jewish prisoners, according to a federal lawsuit that alleges a civil rights
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:02A
NH Motor Speedway vows to appeal after losing lawsuit against radio
AP LOUDON, NH — Officials at New Hampshire Motor Speedway say they plan to appeal a jury verdict that requires the track to pay almost $1 million to the radio network that used to broadcast its major NASCAR events. A jury in Merrimack County Superior
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:01A
Prop 8 Plaintiffs File Brief Urging Release of Trial Videotapes
Brown, the landmark federal lawsuit that found Proposition 8 unconstitutional, filed a brief opposing the emergency motion for a stay pending appeal set in place by Judge Ware regarding his ruling allowing the release of videotapes of the Prop 8 trial.
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:00A
Judge: US Law, not Iraqi, Applies in GI's Death
PITTSBURGH -- Iraqi law should not govern a lawsuit brought by the mother of a Pittsburgh-area soldier electrocuted in a barracks shower at an Army base in Iraq, a federal judge has ruled. Attorneys for Houston-based military
Updated: 10/04/2011 06:59A
New Kensington woman sues Westmoreland Children's Bureau over work environment
Tom Yerace is a Valley News Dispatch staff writer and can be reached at 724-226-4675 or via e-mail. A New Kensington woman is suing the Westmoreland County Children's Bureau, alleging it created a hostile work
Updated: 10/04/2011 06:47A
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