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Man fired for refusing to wear '666,' lawsuit says
Billy E. Hyatt says in a federal lawsuit this month that he was fired in March 2009 from the plant after he refused to wear the sticker proclaiming that his factory had been accident-free for 666 days. That number is the "mark of the beast" in the
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:33P

SaveFarmFamilies.org Thanks Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley for Support in
But the Hudsons must retain their own representation and, due to extensive legal fees, they now face possible bankruptcy and loss of their land. They face this possibility even if, as is quite possible, they are ultimately exonerated from the
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:32P

DuPage Judge Rules Against Barrett in D86 Records Dispute
By Joe O'Donnell District 86 School Board member Dianne Barrett filed a lawsuit against District 86 Superintendant Dr. Nicholas Wahl and Board President Dennis Brennan in 2010. Dianne Barrett's case was in court for more than 15 months; the ruling took
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:32P

Apple throws Kindle Fire into the App Store lawsuit mix
It's been noted that Apple has amended their active lawsuit against Amazon to include advertising of the new Kindle Fire device, in which the phrase “Amazon Appstore” is clearly referenced. It's being claimed that Apple, having thrown the terms “app”
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:31P

Threatened with lawsuit, Lenox board proposes town vote on park memorial
LENOX -- The Select Board, angered by a lawyer's letter threatening them with fines and jail time, has proposed a binding vote at a special town meeting so citizens can resolve, once and for all, whether to dismantle the Kennedy Park Belvedere or let
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:29P

OCEANSIDE: City attorney responds to former policeman's lawsuit
Photo courtesy of attorney Dan Gilleon The city of Oceanside plans to fight a former police officer's lawsuit that claimed he was wrongfully fired because he refused to cover up that a sergeant allegedly was driving drunk, Oceanside City Attorney John
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:28P

Domino's Pizza Faces Lawsuit For Allegedly Keeping Delivery Charges of 1600
Allegedly, Domino's Pizza is facing a federal class-certified lawsuit for unlawfully keeping the delivery charges paid by their customers. The charges, according to the lawsuit, should have rightfully been given to all 1600 drivers who have been
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:23P

Rambus Loses Long-Running 4 Billion Dollar Lawsuit Against Micron and Hynix
Rambus lost a long-running $4 billion antitrust lawsuit against Micron Technology and Hynix Semiconductor on Wednesday. A jury ruled against Rambus in a case against memory makers Micron and Hynix, with retiree Jim Rockwell losing 80 percent of his
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:23P

Fed-up passenger sues Southwest for free drinks
Adam J. Levitt filed a federal lawsuit this week against the Dallas-based discount carrier over a change in its free drink coupon policy. Levitt booked numerous flights for the Business Select class, which gave travelers free drink coupons for beer,
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:22P

Penn State child-sex-abuse scandal likely to spawn myriad lawsuits
AP STATE COLLEGE - The full story about what happened in the Penn State child-sex abuse scandal will only come out through the civil lawsuits that now appear inevitable, and the matter raises novel and challenging legal issues, according to lawyers
Updated: 11/18/2011 01:20P

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