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WIAA delays release of football playoff pairings
The popular Wisconsin fan Web site wissports.net reported via Twitter on Friday night that the co-op program Messmer/Shorewood has filed a lawsuit over its exclusion from the playoffs. According to wissports.net's Tweet, “Following the 2007 season,
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:22P
ADAP granted status in lawsuit over Partlow closing
The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program has been granted status in a lawsuit filed by the mother of a man living at the WD Partlow Developmental Center in Tuscaloosa, who wants to keep it from closing so her son can remain there.
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:19P
WIAA delays release of football playoff pairings for pending lawsuit
The popular Wisconsin fan Web site wissports.net reported via Twitter on Friday night that the co-op program Messmer/Shorewood has filed a lawsuit over its exclusion from the playoffs. According to wissports.net's Tweet, “Following the 2007 season,
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:18P
Update: WIAA delays release of football playoff pairings for pending lawsuit
The popular Wisconsin fan Web site wissports.net reported via Twitter on Friday night that the co-op program Messmer/Shorewood has filed a lawsuit over its exclusion from the playoffs. According to wissports.net's Tweet, “Following the 2007 season,
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:15P
Filipino teachers in US sue LA company
The lawsuit accused the Koreatown firm, Universal Placement International Inc., and its president, Lourdes "Lulu" Navarro, of forcing the Filipino teachers to pay immigration fees that under federal law should have been paid by the districts that hired
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:13P
Al-Qaida owes $9.3 billion for 9/11 harm
Federal Magistrate Judge Frank Maas in a ruling Friday sent the recommendation to a district judge presiding over a lawsuit brought by several insurance companies. The companies in 2003 sued various defendants, seeking damages for the 2001 terror
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:12P
Madigan Sues Waukegan Woman for Immigration Fraud
Since at least 2006, Madigan said Carrasco deceived consumers into believing she was permitted to practice immigration law. Carrasco posted law-related certificates and degrees in her office and handed out business cards that touted her schooling at
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:09P
NY Judge: Al-Qaida Owes $9.3B for 9/11 Harm
Federal Magistrate Judge Frank Maas in a ruling Friday sent the recommendation to a district judge presiding over a lawsuit brought by several insurance companies. The companies in 2003 sued various defendants, seeking damages for the 2001 terror
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:07P
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Maas determined the actual damages and then tripled them as allowed by law. At this time, the companies were only seeking an assessment of damages against al-Qaida. The organization founded by Osama bin Laden is blamed for orchestrating the terror
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:05P
Feds to look at suit on Utah immigration law
SALT LAKE CITY -- Federal prosecutors will be heading to Utah this month to decide if they should join a lawsuit against Utah's new immigration laws. Utah's attorney general says the law is constitutional, but the ACLU has a
Updated: 10/14/2011 09:04P
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