How do you feel when you hear sexual innuendo at work? At the very least, Utah resident Trudy Nycole Anderson didn’t enjoy its presence, filing a federal lawsuit against her employer after her former boss provided a schedule of dress…

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Mini-Skirt Monday: Sexual Innuendo at Work

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Can you base your decision to fire an employee on his beard? American Patriot Security, a California-based security company, did just that. Now, they are being sued

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Can I Fire Employee for Not Shaving?

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If you’ve been getting lucky with someone other than your partner or spouse, a new cheaters’ app may be the app for you. “CATE” was released in the Android market last week and is already garnering good reviews.

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New App Helps Cheaters Hide Calls, Text Messages

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New Edition singer Johnny Gill’s Twitter lawsuit has settled out of court. The singer had previously been accused of defamation by Ira DeWitt, CEO of Notifi Records. The defamation suit started when Gill took to his Twitter account to publicly..

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A Muslim man was fired from his post as a security guard. The reason

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Muslim Man Fired for Not Shaving Beard

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A group of transgender inmates in Wisconsin will now be entitled to receive hormone replacement therapy as a result of a 7th Circuit ruling striking down a state statute that prohibits the Wisconsin Department of Corrections from providing hormone replacement…

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Wisc. Transgender Inmates Must Be Given Hormones: 7th Cir.

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Just because it happens on water, it doesn’t mean there is no punishment for boating under the influence. It may be included in the typical drunken driving laws, or it may be a separate statute altogether, but every state in…

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Punishment for Boating Under the Influence?

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Are California’s planning laws “waging war” on single family homes? Zoning laws in the Golden State might be making it more difficult for homeowners to buy detached single-family housing in the future

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Is CA Forcing Out Single Family Homes?

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You may hear about them in the papers or on TV, but the truth is that medical malpractice cases are not merely lawsuits based on the fact that a patient was somehow injured by a healthcare provider.

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What is Medical Malpractice? What is Not?

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BarSpace, a new iPhone app and website, is installing cameras in bars and nightclubs across the San Francisco Bay Area and then transmitting the video for the public to see. CEO Mike Deignan says the product allows users to determine… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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