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After almost 20 years as a judge, James A. Yates is leaving the bench to resume an earlier career as a legislative staff member.View more book results for the query "*"
The claims made in Rosetta Stone's trademark suit against Google should be all too familiar by now to the search company. In its complaint, filed last week in the Eastern District of Virginia by Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, Rosetta Stone alleges that Google is free-riding off of its brand, by illegally selling to third parties the right to use Rosetta Stone marks for online advertising.
Prevailing Claimant Can't Use Workers' Comp Findings in Title VII Case
A worker who claims sexual harassment and wins a ruling from a Workers' Compensation judge granting her benefits on the basis of a mental disability cannot later use those findings in a jury trial of her Title VII claim, a federal judge in Pennsylvania ruled. The judge also ruled that any mention to the jury of the hearings before the Workers' Compensation judge would have an "unduly prejudicial" effect.A New Twist on Municipal Redevelopment Powers
Although New Jersey's Abandoned Properties Rehabilitation Act may have been passed with good intentions, shortcomings in the language of the act and the possibilities it provides to municipalities to take a property owner's land without complying with federal and state constitutional mandates, render the act fundamentally flawed.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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