Tech Startup CollX Fired New Dad: New Federal Lawsuit
In a little favor to me, says Susan Crumiller, he [Mann] claimed his attorneys had advised him to disregard the law, which will make discovery extra fun.
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Contract Logix Expands and Enhances Groundbreaking Contract Collaboration Technology
New capabilities deliver even greater speed, auditability, and visibility to eliminate friction and risk throughout contract negotiations.
Settlement Agreement with BART Improves Accessibility for Riders with Mobility Disabilities
Part of the settlement included an emergency preparedness plan establishing a protocol for passengers separated from their mobility devices during an emergency.
CHD Wins in LA ‘Smart City’ Public Records Case, Gaining Access to 1000s of Withheld Documents Regarding Rollout of AI
Glaser added, “Angelenos have the right to be informed of the rollout and invasive repercussions of these technologies.”
Shumaker’s Lauren N. Diaz Joins King Arts Complex Board of Directors
As a member of the Board of Directors, Lauren will help guide the organization’s mission to present and promote the cultural heritage of African Americans.
Mother-Daughter Duo Sentenced to a Total of Twelve Years in Federal Prison for Robberies of Six Indianapolis Banks
Sierra Hunt has been previously convicted of multiple felonies including theft, conversion, and child selling.
Wolters Kluwer Appoints Two Senior Executives to Drive Growth in Legal and Banking Sectors
“I am eager to begin collaborating with this dynamic team as we chart a path toward continued growth.” ~ Suzanne Konstance
Shumaker Bolsters its Team with Two New Associates in Key Practice Areas
These new hires reflect Shumaker’s commitment to providing exceptional legal services to clients nationwide.
Man Sentenced to 29 Years in Federal Prison for Armed Robberies of Restaurants and Shooting at an Employee
INDIANAPOLIS – Lamont Vales, 25, of Indianapolis, has been sentenced to 29 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to six counts of interference with commerce by robbery, two counts of brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence, and one count of discharging a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.
Judge Rules in Historic CHD Lawsuit Challenging Fast-tracking of Wireless Infrastructure in Los Angeles
The Court held that the exemption to CEQA review the County claimed does not apply to scenic highways and historical sites because of “substantial evidence there may be environmental impacts” to them.