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Disputed Naming Rights to a Library Persist in Courts After 3 Decades
The opinion, written by Justice Rosa Lopez Theofanis, agreed with the Hugheses' lawyers that the claim accrued in 2011 when the commissioners court named the library after the Stephenses.
NY Judge Maintains State Regulators' Curb on Check-Cashing Rate Fee
It was enough of a reduction to put many check-cashing companies out of business, since they operate on such slim margins in an already struggling industry, the claim argued.
Religious and Disability Accommodation Requests Post-COVID—and Post-'Groff'
This article explains the current legal landscape employers face in evaluating requests for accommodations on the basis of religion or disability by explaining the recently announced standards for assessing requests for religious accommodations and summarizing the longstanding standards for assessing requests for disability-related accommodations.
Texas High Court Answers When 'Final' is Final
Confusion in the federal courts over what constitutes a "final" ruling got an answer from the Texas Supreme Court that resuscitates two personal injury claims against The Boeing Co.
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Appeals Court Backs DeSantis Congressional Redistricting Plan
The First District Court of Appeal by an 8-2 margin rejected arguments that a congressional redistricting plan pushed through the Legislature by Gov. Ron DeSantis unconstitutionally diminished the rights of Black voters to elect a candidate of their choice.
NJ Supreme Court Considers Arguments Over $26M Jury Verdict Against Valley Hospital
"I would just ask the court to take a step back, and look at what happened in this case, not as allegations, but what the jury heard and obviously agreed with," Peter G. Verniero of Sills Cummis & Gross said. "This is a semipublic institution that treated these doctors in a way that is unfair. That is clear from the jury's finding. And if this court were to reverse an unpublished opinion to somehow make a point on some technicality, it would be sending an awful message to all the parties in this case, to jurors, and to trial courts."
Millions at Stake for Small Business in Review of 'Good Guy Guaranty'
The Court of Appeals granted leave to appeal in September. A date for arguments has yet to be scheduled.
Bring Back 'McDonnell Douglas' Burden Shifting
We were surprised by the Supreme Court's recent decision in Victoria Crisitello v. St. Theresa School.
Does Firing an Unmarried Pregnant Teacher Violate the Law Against Discrimination?
Does an employer who fires an unmarried pregnant teacher violate the Law Against Discrimination? Not if the employer is a Catholic school. So said the New Jersey Supreme Court in 'Crisitello v. St. Theresa School'.TRENDING STORIES
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