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Supreme Court Lowers Bar for Title VII Discrimination Claims
"To make out a Title VII discrimination claim, a transferee must show some harm respecting an identifiable term or condition of employment," Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the court. "What the transferee does not have to show, according to the relevant text, is that the harm incurred was 'significant.'"
New Jersey Supreme Court Vacates $24.3M Jury Award to Neurosurgeons Over Incorrect Jury Charge
"The trial judge failed to instruct the jury that the only underlying contract to which the implied covenant could attach to had to be one beyond the rights afforded by Valley's medical staff bylaws," Justice Douglas M. Fasciale said. "Adding to the significant uncertainty created by the jury charge and verdict sheet are the improper admission into evidence of the privileged emails and the improper remarks by plaintiffs' attorney."
Admitting 'I F-ed Up' Resulted in $37.5M Verdict
The defense never admitted their driver was distracted, and instead allegedly tried to spin a tale that their driver did everything he could to avoid the 18-wheeler, plaintiffs' attorney Matt Greenberg said.
On the Move: Thompson Coburn Enters Southeast With Birmingham Office Launch
Thompson Coburn has lured a former education practice leader and others from Maynard Nexsen. Meanwhile, a former Home Depot in-house lawyer returns to boutique Bondurant Mixson.
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Business Immigration Law: Strategies for Employing Foreign Nationals
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Orrick to Pay $8M to Settle Data Breach Class Action
Lawyers for the class members could receive 25% of the settlement fund, depending on their application for attorney fees.
The Disproportionate Effect of Felony Murder on Children in Pennsylvania
In Miller v. Alabama, the U.S. Supreme Court recognized that children's brains are still developing and equated that with lessened culpability. Felony murder, which punishes anyone involved in the underlying felony in which someone died, even if unintentional, still punishes children for the very cognitive deficiencies that the Supreme Court identified.
Baby Steps Toward Immigration Reform: The TPS Edition
The expansion of TPS designations combined with the 2022 policy reversal on previous unlawful entry has increased the number of individuals eligible for TPS and has widened the availability for those to apply for an adjustment of status.
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