Navigation “Further, the complaint alleges that defendant sent plaintiff an employment and a severance agreement (upon threat of termination) only one day after denying his request for periodic testing in lieu of receiving the vaccine. Without additional factual evidence, the court cannot conclude that defendant’s actions and offered accommodation was reasonable,” U.S. District Judge John R. […]
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AIG Subsidiary Doesn't Want to Defend Policyholder in Case Involving Kidnapping
The underlying suit brought in Hidalgo County claimed the bus company was aware “passengers were being regularly kidnapped from their buses at gunpoint, that their passengers were being beaten, held for ransom and disappeared … [The defendants] knew danger existed while being transported in their buses, and had a duty to warn and did not.” […]
Thomson Reuters, ROSS Trial Delayed as Judge Grants Motion for Interlocutory Appeal
The Third Circuit will review the partial summary judgment handed down in February. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Redefining the 'Art of the Deal': How Law Firms Caught in the Sociopolitical Storm Can Adapt
The question now is how other firms can adapt without compromising their principles—and whether there is space to carve out a more strategic, sustainable response, Erin Harrison writes. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Federal Judge Advances NY Court Officer's Claims Against Administrators Who Disciplined, Fired Him
In a motion decision, a federal judge mostly sided with a New York court officer who allegedly flagged antisemitic behavior by courthouse staffers. Click Here To Read The Full Article