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Lawyers behaving badly. Really badly.
For some reason, this revelatory (in so many ways) piece from the legal web site Above the Law points out that the lawyer behaving really badly is a patent lawyer. Since I don’t know any patent lawyers, I can’t weigh … Continue reading
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Tagged discovery documents, employment lawsuits, First Amendment, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, sexual harrassment, situations demanding lawsuits
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“Judge cuts settlement for mentally disabled workers”
On May 3, I reported the story about a huge jury verdict for mentally disabled workers who had been treated as virtual slaves by their employer. And I’ve also written occasionally about how a big jury verdict can be a … Continue reading
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Tagged civil rights lawsuits, employment lawsuits, law and the courts, role of judges, situations demanding lawsuits
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Wet Seal settles lawsuit
As I read this lawsuit and posted about it, it was a good one, i.e., a bad one, i.e., the plaintiffs had a strong case for racial discrimination. Nah, just call it racism. And the EEOC came into it big … Continue reading
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