Starbucks has been sued by California woman Janet Marx over her prosthetic leg. She claims she was discriminated against because of her disability.
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Starbucks Sued by Woman with Prosthetic Leg
Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir is married. Weir and his boyfriend Victor Voronov tied the knot in New York on December 30. Weir’s and Voronov’s parents were present during the small ceremony.
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‘Traffic Amnesty:’ 1/2 Off Some CA Traffic Tickets
Fort Lauderdale, Florida has instituted a new homeless bus ticket program. It’s dubbed the “Homeless Reunification Program.” Eligible participants will receive a one-way bus ticket out of town.
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FL Homeless Get One-Way Bus Tickets
If you’re a small business, age discrimination is something that you should be sure to avoid. After all, wrongful termination or mistreatment of employees because of their age can result in lawsuits, as illustrated by a recent lawsuit filed by… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Elderly NY Teacher Fired: Was it Age Discrimination?
A Starbucks EEOC suit is in the works, and it’s the perfect example of how not to violate the Americans with Disabilities Act. After requesting a stool or small stepladder to help her reach the coffee-slinging equipment, the manager at… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
Recently, there have been many examples of class action discrimination suits against major companies in the news. The suit filed at the end of June, 2010, against 24 Hour Fitness for race and gender discrimination is but one example. If…
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Avoiding Discrimination Complaints at Your Business
On July 13, 24 Hour Fitness, a nation-wide fitness company, became the subject of an employment discrimination suit.
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24 Hour Fitness Hit with Discrimination Suit
A lawsuit against eBay was filed by a deaf woman in Missouri who claims that that the online auction site violates the Americans with Disabilities Act because it requires sellers to verify their identities via telephone. The complaint against eBay…
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eBay Lawsuit by Deaf Sellers Claims Discrimination
Law enforcement agents are now joining social network sites like MySpace, Twitter and Facebook to plan covert operations and catch criminals. According the Associated Press, FBI agents have created online profiles that allow them to go undercover to exchange information with suspects and gather information… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Feds Use Covert Operations on Social Network Sites
