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EEOC Alleges Bias on Behalf of Iraqi Who Worked for Bechtel
Bechtel Corp., which has landed more than $1 billion in contracts to rebuild Iraq, is facing charges in New Jersey that it discriminated against an employee of Iraqi origin. The complaint alleges that co-workers attacked Sahir Kizy verbally and physically, and that he was excluded from meetings and cut off from work assignments. Bechtel accuses the EEOC of bad faith and of rushing to publicize the case at a time when Bechtel's role in Iraq "makes such charges more newsworthy."Lawyers turn sterile tax case into emotional acquittal
Roy Black and Howard Srebnick, Black Srebnick Kornspan & StumpfTime to go back to the drawing board on tax policy
The fix is in. Last week the U.S. Congress passed a $168 billion fiscal stimulus bill, including tax rebates for households and tax breaks for business. President Bush signed it Wednesday. The Internal Revenue Service should start issuing tax rebates to 130 million Americans in May, according to the Treasury. Members of both parties seemed pleased with themselves and their bipartisan effort.Ruling on merits gives nod to pledge
In recently rejecting a new challenge to the pledge, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reached the merits of the case, holding that a Virginia law providing for voluntary recitation of the pledge in public schools did not violate the U.S. Constitution.
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Settlement With Medical-Device Maker Removes Conflicts From Clinical Trials
The North American unit of a Swiss medical-device maker agreed Tuesday to stop paying clinical-trial doctors with stock and options and to disclose how they are compensated.
Allen & Overy Signs Freshfields Italy Finance Head
Allen & Overy has hired Freshfields' Italian finance head Stefano Sennhauser, in a move that helps the U.K. giant rebuild its Italian practice. Sennhauser focuses on real estate finance, securitization and restructing. He will work in the Milan office, which recently lost banking partners Davide Mencacci and Giancarlo Castorino. A&O lost its single-partner Turin branch in October 2006.Shortly After $50K Win Is Announced, Man Gets Arrested
A man who had just been awarded $50,000 over a paperwork mistake that kept him imprisoned 22 months beyond his sentence was arrested moments after the verdict was announced.
The Rodent: Marriage to a lawyer is an added nuptial stressor
In the eyes of the law, marriage is a contract. When it's to a lawyer, it comes with a big penalty clause, writes The Rodent.Trending Stories
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