Former Managers Sue Wet Seal for Bias
On Thursday, three former employees of Wet Seal Inc sued the U.S. retailer alleging racial discrimination against black store managers.…
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Employee Sues Employer Because Job was Killing Her
When one employee, Tammy Armstrong, began working with I-Behavior, a consumer data tracking company, she did not realize that she…
Businesses Recognize Benefits of Pro-Gay Support
Google is the latest company to take a public position in support of gay rights with its ‘Legalize Love’ campaign.…
NALP Releases Salary Figures for Law Graduates
New statistics from NALP-The Association for Legal Career Professionals, show that law graduates from the class of 2011 are seeing…
Appeals Court Limits Use of Title VII against Individuals
On Wednesday, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that in a class-action lawsuit, plaintiffs cannot use statistical evidence…
Trade Gap for United States Shrinks
Concerns regarding a global economic slowdown were reduced as the United States trade deficit decreased in the month of May.…
Terry Lee Black Charged with 6-Year-Old’s Murder
Terry Lee Black, 41, has been arrested in the death of a Utah girl, 6, who was raped and killed.…
Court Applies Dodd-Frank ‘Retroactively’ to Protect Whistleblowers
In addressing what he termed as a ‘novel question’ U.S. District Judge J. Paul Oetkent in Manhattan held on Monday…
Google Close to Settling Privacy Charges for $22.5 Million
While the crown for paying the highest fine to FTC was previously held by ChoicePoint Inc, which paid $15 million…
California Man Sentenced to 65 Years in Rape of 7-Year-Old
A man from California who kidnapped and raped a 7-year-old girl who has severe developmental disabilities has been sentenced to…
FBI Uncovers Mexican Drug Cartel’s Laundering Through Bank of America
A Mexican drug cartel has been laundering money through Bank of America. The bank, the second largest in the States,…
Court of Appeals Admits Time-Barred Petition of Man Convicted of Murder in 1987
On Monday, a three-judge panel at the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that although the petition of the…