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House Blocks Overtime Vote Sought by Democrats
For the second time in a week, House Republicans have blocked a Democratic attempt to force an election-year vote on the Bush administration's new overtime pay rules. The 216-199 vote barred an effort by Democratic Rep. George Miller of California to get a vote on the new rules, which take effect in August. Miller's provision would require the Labor Department to retain eligibility of all workers who currently qualify for overtime pay.5 Ways to Improve Hiring of E-Discovery Sales Staff
Jim O'Hara, president of Kellen James, responds to a story on the difficulties faced by vendors in hiring e-discovery staff offers five ways to improve hiring.Verdicts & Settlements: Worker will get $2.75 million
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Court Again Rules Insurer Must Defend in Wrongful Death Suit
Reversing a York County judge, a Superior Court panel has reiterated that court's position that a negligent act resulting in injuriously intentional conduct constitutes an accident as defined in most basic insurance policies.Small Firm Attorney Gets Unprecedented Restitution for Child Porn Victim
After former Pfizer executive Alan J. Hesketh was convicted of distributing child pornography, a district court judge, in an unprecedented move, ordered Hesketh to pay $200,000 in restitution to one of the girls whose images he downloaded and distributed. The girl's attorney, James Marsh, says there is no distinction between Hesketh and the people who produced the pornography. But Hesketh's attorney says, "How much harm do you do to a victim who doesn't know her picture is being downloaded four times?"Willfulness of Negligence Is Test for Denial of Accidental Disability Pension
A public employee's negligence contributing to a workplace accident must be willful to disqualify him from an accidental disability pension, a New Jersey appeals court rules.No Unfair Labor Practices in State Police Disciplinary Action
Pennsylvania State Police officers did not act with "anti-union animus" by disciplining two officers who advanced complaints of a superior's trash disposal and launched their own investigation into that officer, the Commonwealth Court has ruled.Trending Stories
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