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FBI Examiner Sued Over False 9/11 Confession
An Egyptian student who was wrongly accused of possessing an aviation radio in a hotel room overlooking the World Trade Center on Sept. 11 filed a $20 million lawsuit against an FBI polygraph examiner Thursday. Abdallah Higazy charged that the FBI agent coerced him into making a false confession by threatening to have the U.S. government contact the Egyptian security services and make his family's life in Egypt a "living hell."Judge: Dodgers owner Frank McCourt is free to sue Bingham for malpractice
Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt is free to bring a malpractice case against Bingham McCutchen over claims the firm mishandled the preparation of financial papers for McCourt and his now-estranged wife.Associates Get Raises -- With a Twist
Fisher & Phillips announced Thursday that it has raised its associates' annual salaries by about $10,000.Judge Reverses on 'Mail-Order Bride' Law
U.S. District Judge Clarence Cooper said a law to protect "mail-order brides" � which he'd blocked last year with a restraining order � could not only reduce abuse, but actually help the international marriage broker business grow.View more book results for the query "*"
Banker Detained in Dubai Claims in Suit That He Was Tortured
A Pakistani banker detained in the United Arab Emirates has filed a suit in federal court in Miami, claiming he was forced, under torture, to confess to unknown criminal acts in connection with a corruption probe at his former employer, Dubai Islamic Bank. The lawsuit reads like a John le Carre novel, full of international intrigue and allegations of enforced disappearance, involuntary servitude and a secret police force.Northwest joins pilot union in seeking approval of pension changes
MINNEAPOLIS AP - Northwest Airlines Corp. joined with its pilot union to seek approval from a federal court for a change in its pension that is opposed by some older pilots.The changed pension plan was proposed by the Air Line Pilots Association and accepted by the company. The union and the airline said in a joint statement on Wednesday that while they believe the plan is legal, "some longer-serving pilots contend that it is unlawful.Trending Stories
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