The Legal Intelligencer
...employer of the need for such leave. Because managers are generally the first point of contact, they often are the recipient of employee requests. A...
...to the children's welfare, safety and health to remain in...in services. Father first alleged on appeal that the...
...the U.S. Department of Justice, marking one of the biggest drug safety deals ever with a generic-drug manufacturer. Ranbaxy USA, the...
...for the court, "a patent would plummet in value after the first sale of the first item containing the invention." That, she added...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
A long-awaited report by the Commission on Judicial Conduct on whether judges should have special license plates on their personal vehicles concludes there is nothing inherently unethical about a jud
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...facilities is appropriate is if a youth poses a risk to the safety of the community or if his or her needs for treatment are...
...settlement memorandum, officer Brian Pettet first approached Brawner and ordered him...of fear for his own safety, the plaintiff claimed, that he...
...negligence. The court first considered the defect. Locke described...a conscious disregard for patrons' safety. The court found...
... The mall had first sought damages and later dropped...
...motion for summary judgment filed by Scranton's former director of public safety and conservation, Michael Mitchell, and Mark Seitzinger, the city's director of...
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