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Utah Aims to Lower Blood Alcohol Level for Workers' Comp.
Utah attempts to lower .08 blood alcohol level to .05, to rebut a workers' comp claim.Judge's Computer Trespass Case Declared a Mistrial, Prosecutors Say They'll Retry
Following a weeklong trial, jurors were well into their second day of deliberations when they said they could not reach a consensus on three counts of computer trespass against Georgia Judge Kathryn Schrader.Roberta Kaplan Says Trump Avoided Service in Author's Defamation Suit
Overall, Kaplan argued, Trump's motion for a stay is "just the latest example in a clear pattern of delay in this litigation."View more book results for the query "*"
FDA Veteran Jumps to Skadden's Health Care Litigation and Enforcement Group
Before his tenure at Sidley Austin, William McConagha spent nearly two decades in various positions at the FDA.Murphy's Proposal to Overhaul Workplace Harassment Policies Includes Extended Filing Periods
The bill was drafted following a yearlong review of New Jersey's discrimination laws by the state Division on Civil Rights and the New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault.Ex-Partner of Plaintiffs Securities Firm Alleges Gender Discrimination in New Suit
Amy Miller, formerly of Levi & Korsinsky, claims she was given smaller bonuses than an associate she supervised.New Trial Order in Medical Negligence Case Against Einstein Upheld
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has upheld an order granting a new trial in a lawsuit against Einstein Medical Center after the jury found that its care of a surgical patient was negligent, but not the cause of her injury.