As the Grand Slam tennis tournament makes its way into the quarterfinals, a group of officials have filed a U.S. Open lawsuit, accusing the U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) of failing to pay overtime and provide other benefits to umpires working..
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US Open Lawsuit: Tennis Umpires Sue for OT Pay
Nicknamed the “dwarf barista,” Elsa Sallard of El Paso, Texas has reached a settlement with Starbucks over a disability discrimination lawsuit brought on her behalf by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Born with dwarfism, a local Starbucks fired Sallard after..
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‘Dwarf Barista’ Settles Lawsuit with Starbucks
A new 9/11 lawsuit has been filed by Lloyd’s Syndicate 3500, a London-based insurance company also known as “Lloyd’s of London,” in Western Pennsylvania.
Possibly putting a damper on the annual tennis tournament currently underway in New York, a group of four U.S.
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U.S. Open Tennis Umpires Illegally Denied Overtime: Federal Lawsuit
Fifteen people were killed this weekend when a bus transporting passengers to and from Mohegan Sun Casino flipped over and slid hundreds of feet. Investigators are looking into whether the driver was speeding or fell asleep at the wheel. It’s..
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Employer Liability: Crash Kills 15 in NYC
