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On Heels of Anti's Lawsuit Maine Seeks Trapping Protection for State & Trappers
An incidental take permit issued by the USFWS would help shield the state from similar lawsuits seeking to shut down trapping. The permit would allow the state, and licensed trappers, to accidentally trap a small number of Canada lynx, when trapping
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:17P
Walker approves state lawsuits outside Madison
Scott Walker has signed a bill that allows plaintiffs to file lawsuits against the state outside of Madison into law. Under current state law, any lawsuit against a state actor must be filed in Dane County. The Republican-authored bill allows
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:16P
The Man Who Makes Money Publishing Your Nude Pics
Unlike many co-ed sites out there, Is Anybody Up? features just as many men as women, if not more. Another of the site's regular features is "Daily Hate," outraged correspondence from people who have had their pictures posted without their consent
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:11P
Occupy Delaware wins temporary restraining order
He will consider then whether to issue an injunction in a lawsuit filed on behalf of Occupy Delaware. The lawsuit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, seeks to prevent the city from denying use of Spencer Plaza by the protesters unless they
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:07P
Switch sues man for trademark infringement, unlawful domain-name trafficking
Dorian Banks, of Vancouver, registered an Internet domain name Switch.net in October. Banks, CEO of wireless Internet services provider Metrobridge Networks, told Vegas Inc. he had not heard of the plaintiff when he bought the domain name through an
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:05P
JCA gearing up for lawsuit with Lawrence Rowe
Former Jamaica and West Indies batting stylist Lawrence Rowe could take legal action against the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA), for reversing its decision to name the players' pavilion after him. The JCA unveiled the Lawrence Rowe Players' Pavilion
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:04P
Oscar De La Hoya: Alleged Coked-Out, Cross Dressing, Boxing Icon Sued by Model
Oscar De La Hoya may have had a wild party image before, but the latest allegations of him cross dressing and using drugs at a sex party that ended in a lawsuit are jaw dropping. According to the New York Post, De La Hoya contacted model Angelica Marie
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:03P
Gov. Walker signs bill allowing plaintiffs to file lawsuits against the state
Scott Walker has signed a bill that allows plaintiffs to file lawsuits against the state outside of Madison into law. Under current state law, any lawsuit against a state actor must be filed in Dane County. The Republican-authored bill allows
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:02P
SJC rules against McDonald's in slip-and-fall case
McDonald's is on the wrong side of an Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision that allowed a woman's slip-and-fall lawsuit to proceed. McDonald's just got tripped up by a slip-and-fall plaintiff in a case of fast food and slow justice.
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:01P
Oscar De La Hoya 'threw a depraved, drug fuelled sex party at the Ritz dressed
By Daily Mail Reporter Oscar De La Hoya threw a depraved, cross-dressing, drug-driven orgy at New York's Ritz Carlton Hotel, a lawsuit has claimed. New York model Angelica Marie Cecora, 25, says the retired boxer cavorted around in women's underwear
Updated: 11/10/2011 01:58P
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