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'Maldovan': Court of Appeals Declines to Expand Government Liability
The Court of Appeals, in Maldovan v. County of Erie, reiterated that the burden necessary to defeat the absolute immunity of a municipality's agent under the "Special Duty Doctrine" is extremely high.Another Hefty Batch of Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
First runners-up this week at Davis Wright Tremaine who won a high-profile fair use fight for book publishers against the Internet Archive.Jail Captain Said His Termination Was Retaliatory
In November 2015, plaintiff Jeffrey Kengerski, a captain, was terminated from his employment at Allegheny County Jail in Pittsburgh. Kengerski, who is Black, claimed he was terminated due to his complaining about race discrimination in the workplace.NY's Social-Equity Program Under Fire Again—This Time From Its Own Medical Marijuana Licensees
The CARSC plaintiffs are seeking to invalidate the Office of Cannabis Management's (OCM) roll-out of the conditional adult-use retail dispensary (CAURD) program as inconsistent with certain provisions of the MRTA.What Happened to Augusta's Judges? And What Does That Mean for Access to Justice?
Disparities created by the division of courts fell along racial lines, as the majority of Richmond County's population is Black, while Columbia County's is white.View more book results for the query "Wright"
'Ample Direction:' 5th Circ. Says FCC Fund Doesn't Violate Nondelegation Doctrine
"Rather than leave the FCC with 'no guidance whatsoever,' Congress provided ample direction for the FCC in [the statute]," Judge Carl Stewart wrote.Another Round of Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
Litigators at Baker Botts knocked out a nine-digit verdict against DISH Network in a patent showdown with ClearPlay Inc.Inside Track: Navigating Legal Fallout From Cyberattacks Getting Trickier and Trickier
"Being breached, paying the attackers and then not notifying law enforcement is something that happens dozens, or perhaps hundreds, of times a day in the United States," said Alex Stamos, director of the Stanford Internet Observatory.Inside Track: Navigating Legal Fallout From Cyberattacks Getting Trickier and Trickier
"Being breached, paying the attackers and then not notifying law enforcement is something that happens dozens, or perhaps hundreds, of times a day in the United States," said Alex Stamos, director of the Stanford Internet Observatory.Fegley v. Firestone Tire & Rubber Workers' Comp. Appeal Bd.
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania pointed out that "coverage" is a separate matter from "reimbursement" under a workers compensation policy.Trending Stories
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