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“A Judicial About-Face, Grudging but Rare, In a Bias Case”
That’s the New York Times headline for an Adam Liptak Sidebar (the name of his legal column) and I used it because it’s a slamming head and says so much about the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, … Continue reading
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Tagged civil rights lawsuits, employment lawsuits, law and the courts, legal causes of action, situations demanding lawsuits
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Another tenant-landlord legal battle
Yesterday the Daily News reported that a number of tenants in a Jamaica building are suing their landlord, “for charging them large lump sums for building improvements they claim were never adequately made and were an effort to force them … Continue reading
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Chelsea Hotel tries to evict high-profile celebs
Here’s why I count on the Daily News. One day it’ll tell me that the new owner of the renowned Chelsea Hotel, Joseph Chetrit, is trying to clear the place of all old tenants (including, presumably, its ghosts). And then … Continue reading
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Tagged Finding a lawyer, lawyers against corporations, situations demanding lawsuits, tenants rights lawsuits
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