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Did Federal Judge in Immigration Case Benefit from Organized Crime?
A federal judge who last week upheld most of Alabama's immigration law benefited from organized crime in the state's domestic-relations courts, according to a lawsuit filed four years ago. US District Judge Sharon
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:18P
Threat Slowed Growth Blitz
For Baylor to make a tortious interference case, it likely would have to establish that the SEC induced Texas A&M to break its contract with the Big 12, says Nathan Grow, a University of Georgia business law professor who studies legal issues in sports
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:12P
Death row inmate sues over lack of halal meals
The state says it has already removed pork from its menus in response to the lawsuit brought by condemned inmate Abdul Awkal, who argues the prison system's failure to provide halal meals is a restraint on his religious freedoms.
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:08P
Parents sue Compton Unified over heart-attack death of son, 12, after running
Additionally, four months prior to his September 2010 death, Faire fainted and injured himself while running in PE. That September, the lawsuit claims, Faire was made to run during a heat wave in which temperatures reached 107 degrees when he suffered
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:07P
South Dakota man seeks to continue school abuse lawsuit
A man who alleges he was sexually abused decades ago at an American Indian boarding school has asked the South Dakota Supreme Court to let him continue his lawsuit against the Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls and other religious organizations that ran
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:06P
Understanding Bank of America's Stock Slump Yesterday
Over the weekend, Bank of America saw another mortgage-backed securities related lawsuit filed against it – this time by Sealink Funding which seeks compensation for losses on assets worth $1.6 billion sold to it by the bank (See Mortgage-Related
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:06P
Alaska Parental Notification Lawsuit To Be Heard In February
It's still a long ways away, but a new law requiring that all Alaskan minors seeking abortions must notify their parents first will be getting a court hearing next February. Anchorage Superior Court Judge John Suddock
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:05P
Ford to pay workers $6000 bonus in new contract
Ford Motor Co. will pay its US factory workers a $6000 signing bonus and add thousands of US factory jobs as part of a four-year contract deal reached Tuesday with the United Auto Workers union. By DEE-ANN DURBIN and TOM KRISHER AP Auto Writers No
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:05P
Nov. 2 set for first arguments in NBA lawsuit against union
Before the NBA owners and players union attorneys sat down in a room and argued about how to divide up the fans' money, they sat down in front of a judge to talk lawsuit. Back in August the owners sued the players union essentially asking the court to
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:04P
Video Exclusive: Is XL Lawsuit Looming?
If the State of Nebraska gets in the way of TransCanada's controversial $7 billion Keystone XL oil pipeline through the Sandhills look out for a lawsuit, a big lawsuit. In an exclusive interview with Nebraska Watchdog, a top executive at TransCanada
Updated: 10/04/2011 01:03P
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