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Appeals ruling dashes bid to halt sex abuse suit
NORTH TONAWANDA—An appeals court has quashed the North Tonawanda School District's effort to stop a planned lawsuit by a former student who claims she was sexually abused by a teacher during the 2000-01 school year. The Appellate Division of State
Updated: 10/09/2011 07:07A
Ninja Bandit Settles Lawsuit
In the clamor that broke out after the bloody attack, Griffin was restrained, taken to a medical holding cell, kicked and punched repeatedly, stood upon, and thrown — still restrained — some 6 feet through the air, he claimed in a civil rights lawsuit.
Updated: 10/09/2011 07:06A
GUEST VIEW: Unitary status brings changes to ECISD courses, transfers
Our school district — and our community as a whole — entered a new era on June 2, 2010, when the US Federal Court released ECISD from the government supervision that resulted from a 1980 desegregation lawsuit. Still, our district has the legal
Updated: 10/09/2011 07:01A
Did pregnancy lead to firing? Toms River woman sues Rite Aid, claims
Now Pantaleon, through her lawyers, Louis D. Tambaro of Red Bank and Matthew J. Ceres of Toms River, have filed a lawsuit against Rite Aid, accusing the company and her former boss, Wendy Rosado, of pregnancy discrimination, according to court papers.
Updated: 10/09/2011 07:01A
Slice-and-dice king
The Ohio Attorney General filed a lawsuit today against Egyptian Cotton Warehouse, an Ohio-based company that sells home linens and bedding online, accusing the company of violating Ohio numerous consumer sales practices laws.
Updated: 10/09/2011 06:58A
Legal fight for job costs county
The bulk of the legal bills have come from Seipler's still-pending federal civil-rights lawsuit, in which he says he was fired for blowing the whistle on racial profiling. In that case, the law firm of James G. Sotos and Associates has billed
Updated: 10/09/2011 06:44A
Howell settles bias suit
The city of Howell has settled a lawsuit with a former Howell police officer who alleged she was the victim of discrimination within the department. The settlement for $95000 was approved by the Howell City Council back in the spring, according to
Updated: 10/09/2011 05:09A
Hundreds protest against Civic Party
Hundreds of people have marched to Civic Party headquarters in North Point to protest a party member's involvement in the lawsuit for right of abode for foreign domestic helpers. Protesters waved giant black hands and balloons, mocking the party for
Updated: 10/09/2011 05:03A
Legislators target expense-pay flaws
Leaders of the Legislature say they have a bipartisan group working to find “a better ” and “more reasonable” way for lawmakers to get expense reimbursements, the current system being under attack in a lawsuit and questioned in
Updated: 10/09/2011 05:00A
Off the Shelf: Author faces challenge
Melissa Block from National Public Radio recently interviewed court reporter Gwen Florio of the newspaper The Missoulian about the current state of the lawsuit against Mortenson, and the following is a summary of that interview.
Updated: 10/09/2011 04:30A
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