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Gay Marriage Bar May Pave Way for Civil Union Law
A recent ruling against same-sex couples marrying in New Jersey may give impetus to legislation creating a new status of domestic partnership that does not disturb the traditional definition of marriage.Court Expands Workers' Comp Retaliation Claim to Co-Workers
An employee who is fired for refusing to dissuade a subordinate from pursuing a workers' compensation claim may now bring a wrongful discharge claim against the employer, a divided Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled in a case of first impression. The court relied on a state supreme court case that determined it's a violation of public policy for an employer to terminate an at-will employee for filing such a claim.O'Melveny Beats Back Hitachi Patent Claims in East Texas Trial Against TPV
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Screening process for illegal aliens vexes GC
WHEN FEDERAL IMMIGRATION officials staged a massive raid on Swift Co. last December, General Counsel Donald Wiseman wasn't surprised. The government had been looking for illegal aliens in Swift's workforce for months, and Wiseman knew that immigration agents were planning to show up en masse at the meat processor's plants.Florida unemployment rate hits 3-year low
All three South Florida metropolitan counties saw higher payrolls and lower unemployment compared to a year earlier.Lawyer disputes that Yoss' West Palm office has 'closed'
Although Yoss managing partner George Yoss said the firm's West Palm Beach office was being closed this week as part of a firm restructuring plan, the former head of the West Palm Beach office, disputes the notion.$20M Workplace Injury Verdict Slashed by 81 Percent
A Philadelphia judge has remitted to $3.75 million the largest verdict handed up by a city jury last year -- $20 million to a woman injured in an industrial accident. Guillermina Leyva filed suit against the manufacturer of the machine her arm was crushed against when a co-worker accidentally ran into her with a forklift. The judge found the award "excessive and exorbitant," and wrote that Leyva "has the ability to continue employment" and that "no claim was asserted for future loss of earning capacity."Trending Stories
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