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No Holiday for Vacation Pay Suits
Vacation pay policies are increasingly landing employers in court, many of them fighting class action claims alleging that they are cheating employees out of vacation pay. Plaintiffs' lawyers claim that of particular concern are "use it or lose it" practices, through which employers are refusing to pay departing employees for their unused vacation days.Law Firm Duo Spearheads Child Personal-Injury Defense Work
Two attorneys at Bowman and Brooke are spearheading a practice group that focuses on defending clients in high-stakes personal injury cases affecting children. Sandra Ezell, a mother of four who leads the 15-attorney group with partner Norma Gant, says that as mothers and accomplished lawyers, they have the skills to handle such cases. But Chris Milne, an attorney whose practice includes representing children in products liability cases, questions the strategy, which he says is merely "marketing."Judge OKs Ex-Franchisee's Suit Seeking Atlanta Bread's Dough
A Georgia judge has held that two rules that the Atlanta Bread Co. cited to strip a franchisee of five restaurants were unenforceable and cleared the way for a trial that could cost the company $16 million. Cobb County Superior Court Judge Dorothy A. Robinson granted partial summary judgment to the ex-franchisee, finding that Atlanta Bread could not enforce rules prohibiting him from working in a "baker/deli business" or opening a similar venture within 20 miles of an Atlanta Bread Co. location.National Guard to GC: Not That Big of a Leap
Charles DeLeon -- the general counsel and corporate secretary of GTSI, which provides technological systems to federal, state and local governments -- worked for the National Guard for several years before deciding to do something different. But it's not a total life change. DeLeon credits his military background with teaching him decision-making and teamwork skills. And he finds some similarities between analyzing legal issues and working as a tactical military intelligence officer.Top 10 Texas Plaintiffs Verdicts in 2002
The National Law Journal, an affiliate of Texas Lawyer, ranked the top 10 Texas verdicts of 2002.Trending Stories
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