Lawsuit Filed Over Irondequoit Library Vote
Seven residents hope to nullify the April vote approving the project.
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Oak Park police officer’s lawsuit accuses supervisor of harassment, battery
OAK PARK — A veteran Oak Park police officer has filed a lawsuit accusing a female police sergeant of shoving him while on duty because he reported her for sexual harassment. Officer Rasul Freelain states in the lawsuit that Sgt. Dina Vardal pushed and threatened him last May after he reported her to superiors. That report came after five years of alleged retaliatory and harassing behavior ...
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Settlement Set In Harbor Lawsuit
A federal judge has scheduled a settlement hearing in the Savannah harbor deepening lawsuit. The massive court case blocking Georgia's port expansion project now will come to an end on June 10. Environmental groups and South Carolina agencies had sought to stop the deepening project over water...
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Irish finance minister takes umbrage to US tax shelter accusations
Following Apple's testimony before the US Senate, Ireland's finance minister Michael Noonan declared that neither he nor his country would be the "whipping boy" for US tax loopholes. The US-led investigation demonstrated that Apple had paid two percent of $74 billion in international income, assisted by Irish tax law -- in particular, one holding company including Apple's retail effort ...
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RCMP says it is 'disappointed' by harassment lawsuit so many years later
OTTAWA - The RCMP says it is disappointed a former member of the Musical Ride has waited so long to sue over sexual assault and harassment she allegedly suffered in the 1980s.
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Settlement Date Set In Harbor Lawsuit
A federal judge has scheduled a settlement hearing in the Savannah harbor deepening lawsuit. The massive court case blocking Georgia's port expansion project now will come to an end on June tenth. Environmental groups and South Carolina agencies had sought to stop the deepening project over water...
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Metro-North crews consider lawsuit in collision
Metro North train cars heavily damaged in Friday's derailment are pulled from the scene after being hoisted back on to the tracks in Bridgeport. Conn. on Sunday, May 19, 2013.
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