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  • Suit Alleges Violations of California Education Code
  • Prayer Banner Still Hangs on Cranston West High School Wall
  • NLRB Rules Against D.R. Horton: Employees May Join Class Action Lawsuit
  • Who Owns Your Twitter Account?
  • Happy Holidays
  • Hershey School Rejects HIV Positive Student
  • School District Rethinks "Cute" Suspension
  • Future of School Field Trips Uncertain in California
  • Happy Thanksgiving from Sylvester Oppenheim & Linde
  • Are Teachers Being Cyber Bullied?
  • Lawsuit Alleges: New Positions a Ruse to Hire New Counselors
  • Does Social Media Help or Hinder Student Athletes?
  • Did Special Education Teacher Use Facebook Inappropriately?
  • Second-Grade Teacher Sues School District for Retaliation
  • NY Court will Decide if Bullying is Worth Six Million Dollars
  • Student Used in School Drug Sting Awarded $1 Million Plus
  • Teacher Fired for Pumping Breast Milk
  • UPDATE: Federal Court Rules in Slumber Party Lawsuit
  • Florida Legislature Debates Decreased Sanctions for Youthful Sexters
  • Rainbow Day Sparks Lawsuit Against California School District . . . and Appeal
  • Valedictorian Files Lawsuit Against School District
  • Federal Appeals Court Rules Against High School Cyberbully
  • Former College Registrar's Lawsuit Raises Complex Legal Questions
  • Court of Appeals Reinstates Nevada School Administrator’s Lawsuit
  • Cheating Scandal Catches Atlanta Educators With Raised Hands and Red Faces
  • School Authorities Have Affirmative Duty to Protect Gay Students
  • Facebook Lawsuit Forces Fans to Face the Facts
  • Kindergartener’s Expulsion Prompts Educational and Legal Controversy
  • Former Firefighter Fights For Free Speech
  • Appropriate Adult Behavior Is Best Antidote To Adolescent Bullying
  • Program Fees Are No Longer an Option for Extracurricular Programs
  • Former Schoolteacher Determined to Take School District to Task
  • Nevada School District Sues to Cut Budgetary Costs
  • Woodland Hills Settles Lawsuit with Autistic Child's Family
  • School Districts Must Provide Records
  • Student Threatened With Lawsuit for Complaining About Grade
  • Mom Sues Preschool for Failure to Prepare Her Child
  • Wisconsin's Budget Repair Legislation's Potential Impact on Collective Bargaining
  • Sexting Leads to Child Porn Charges for Teens
  • School District Settles Retaliation Lawsuit Filed by Teacher
  • School Board Adds Prayer Disclaimer to Every Agenda
  • Desert Sands Unified School District Sued Over Religious Bricks
  • Lawsuit Alleges Montgomery College Offers Tuition Discounts to Illegals
  • School District Pays $52,500 to Settle Student Mistreatment Claim
  • School District Settles Bullying Case for $300,000
  • ACLU Warns Tehachapi School District: Sexual Harasment Must End
  • Special Needs School Settles Shock Therapy Lawsuit
  • High School Coach Kicks Off Player for Pink Cleats
  • Parents of 8 Year Old Sue School Over Sexual Harassment
  • Los Angeles County Education Lawsuit Settled
  • NLRB Faces Off With AMR of Connecticut Over Facebook Firing
  • New Low for Debt Collectors: The Bogus "Courtroom" Scam
  • Student with Nose Piercing Allowed to Return to School
  • Parents File Suit Against School for Bullying
  • UPDATE: Lower Merion School District Settles 2 Webcam Spy Lawsuits
  • Student Teacher’s Comment on Gay Marriage Leads to Termination
  • UPDATE: Student Sues School After Sexting Incident
  • Temecula Lawsuit Accuses Schools of Charging Illegal Fees
  • Lawsuits Causing School Swing Sets to Disappear
  • Rosary Banned As Gang Related Accessory: Lawsuit Pending
  • Pro Life T-Shirt Wins in Federal Lawsuit
  • Ninth Circuit Rules in Favor of Defendants' Use of Lexus Name
  • Bible Ban Lawsuit In Florida School District
  • Louisiana School Officials Sued Over Handcuffing Six Year Old
  • Federal Trial Could Answer Question: Is Cheerleading a Sport?
  • Fort Wayne School May Stop Bible Study
  • California Parents Sue in Federal Court Over American Flag T-Shirts
  • CA Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Vonage in Spam Lawsuit
  • Strip Search at School Leads to Lawsuit
  • Student Sues School After Sexting Incident
  • HIV AIDS Talk In Class Leads To Teacher Suspension, Lawsuit
  • Student Suspended Over Sexting Sues School
  • Indiana School District in Battle Over Commencement Prayer
  • ACLU Sues Over Truancy Court Practices
  • Judge Rules Cancellation of Prom Violated Gay Student’s Rights
  • UPDATE: Gay Student Resolves Lawsuit Against NY School District
  • City Employee Settles for $100,000 in Scented Lawsuit
  • UPDATE: Parents Oppose Webcam Lawsuit Against School District
  • California Race Based College Admissions Law Challenged
  • Lawsuit Alleges Yelp Extorting Money from Business Owners
  • Students Claim Laptop Cameras Spy on Families
  • Student Complains About Teacher on Facebook… Federal Judge Rules “Free Speech”
  • High School Suicide Victim's Parents Sue School
  • San Francisco District Shake Up of School Assignments Starts
  • U.S. Justice Department Joins Gay Teen's Lawsuit
  • Dan Rather Loses Chance to Appeal $70 Million Lawsuit
  • Deloitte Wins Lawsuit...Former Partner Loses
  • Lawsuit Pits Science Center Against Intelligent Design
  • Nevada Governor Releases Sweeping K-12 Reform Plans
  • Teachers Union Sues Los Angeles Unified School District
  • Legally Blind Woman Sues National Conference of Bar Examiners
  • Can UC Hastings College of the Law Refuse Christian Student Group Based On Group's Beliefs?
  • Teacher Found Not Guilty of Having Sex With Student... Sues Prosecutor
  • Lawyers Earn Big Fees from Law They Authored
  • School Dress Codes: Can Boys Wear Skirts?
  • ACLU Files Lawsuit Over Slumber Party Photos
  • Amgen Sued Over Alleged Medical Kickback Scheme
  • Facebook Unlikely to Collect $711 Million Spam Award
  • Biblical Signs, Football Fields and Facebook
  • Radiation Overdoses Prompt Class Action Lawsuit Against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
  • Mother Claims "Waterboarding Like Torture" of Autistic Child
  • Lawsuits May Keep Hawaii School In Session Despite Furlough Days
  • Lawsuits Pending Even After Microsoft Recovers Sidekick Data
  • Teacher Accused of Intentionally Sickening Autistic Boy
  • (Ro)Bot Use In Online Casino Gambling Goes To Court
  • Supreme Court Says No To Confederate Flag T-shirt Lawsuit
  • Amazon Settles Kindle Lawsuit On Book Deletions
  • University of Phoenix Case Settlement May Be Near
  • DIRECTV: Stop Taking Cancellation Fees From Bank Accounts
  • Yogurt Maker Dannon Settles Activia Lawsuit
  • Desoto Schools In Trouble With The ACLU
  • Toyota Accused of Concealing Evidence in Rollover Lawsuits
  • Cross Burned Student Settles Lawsuit With School District
  • New York School District To Protect Gay Student
  • Oracle's Motion Demands Information From Rimini Street
  • Mother Says Teacher Slapped Autistic Boy
  • Special Monitor Appointed For Milwaukee Public School Special Education Lawsuit
  • New Standard for Whistleblower Claims Determined by Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Banning of Autistic Child’s Service Aid Dog Leads to Lawsuit Against School District
  • Why Is A School District Suing A Gifted Student’s Mother?
  • Grad Student Sues School Because She Can't Find A Job
  • High School Cheerleader Sues Former Coach Over Facebook Privacy
  • Appeals Court Rules English is the Only Language for California School Achievement Tests
  • Odoriferous Hog Farm Lawsuit Yields $1.1 Million Settlement
  • Denny's Restaurants Sued Over High Sodium Levels
  • Toxic Nerve Agent Potentially Poisoned Woman On Flight
  • School District Caught Between Teacher and Parent
  • Mother Fights For Son's First Amendment Rights
  • Vallejo City Unified School District Agrees to Pay $25,000 to Harassed Lesbian Student
  • Lawsuit Claims Costco Employee Repeatedly Held Against Her Will
  • UCLA Settles Civil Rights Lawsuit Over Student Tasered by Campus Police in Library
  • Lawsuit Filed Between Sex Toy Party Business Rivals
  • Los Angeles Unified School District Fails to Protect Children, Ordered To Pay
  • ACLU Wins Prayer Ruling
  • Lawsuit Filed Against New York Law Firm Chadbourne & Parke Over Legal Research Fees
  • Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against KB Home Alleges Inflated Appraisals
  • California Attorney General Jerry Brown Files Suit in Property Tax Reassessment Scam
  • Graduation In Churches Not Okay, Says Wisconsin Students, Families
  • Teacher Uses the Word "Kill", Files Lawsuit, New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Against Her
  • Parents In Utah School Outraged Over Kids' Safety In School
  • Wolfgang Puck’s Spago Sued over Bathroom Injuries
  • Tennessee School Use Of Internet Filtering Stops Students From Accessing Needed Information
  • English Language Learners: Not Enough Funding Case Goes To Supreme Court
  • School District Fails Evaluations: A Child Suffers Years of Lost Learning
  • Valedictorian Sues and Loses Over Censoring Of Her Speech
  • Cyberbullying: Schools, Websites, and Parents Go Head To Head
  • Religious Themed Song Leads Parents To Sue School
  • Parents File Suit Against School For Son's Suicide Brought On By Bullying
  • "RENT" Cancellation Sparks Lawsuit At High School
  • California Court of Appeal: “Berkeley Unified School District Not Discriminating”
  • Will More Laws Make Better Parents?
  • San Francisco Special Education Lottery Against Federal Laws
  • EEOC Issues Q&A Guide to Performance and Conduct Under the ADA
  • Suing School Districts Over First Amendment Rights?
  • Court of Appeal Reverses Discrimination Award Against Larry Flynt Publications
  • David v. Goliath: Redbox Sues Universal Studios Home Entertainment
  • Court of Appeals Answers Age Old Question....Employee or Independent Contractor?
  • US Court of Appeals Upholds Employment Contract Despite Language Barrier
  • California Supreme Court Rejects Validity of Most Non-Competition Agreements
  • US Court of Appeals Upholds Termination of Employee Found “Sleeping” on Job
  • With Claims Rising EEOC Releases New Religious Discrimination Guidelines
  • U.S. Supreme Court Intensifies Burden on Employers Defending Age Discrimination Lawsuits
  • Ebay Sues Craigslist for Diluting Equity
  • CA Supreme Court Rules Employee Who Worked While on Medical Leave Will Get Trial
  • Google Sued by the Borings for Invasion of Privacy
  • Woody Allen Sues American Apparel Over Billboards
  • How Will Magic Castle/AMA Lawsuit Affect Its Future?
  • EBay Settles “Buy It Now” Lawsuit With MercExchange
  • San Francisco Police Department Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Settled for $1.6 Million
  • LifeLock Sued by Experian for Deceptive Business Practices
  • Allianz Agrees to $10 Million Settlement With CA Insurance Commissioner
  • CA Court of Appeal Affirms EMT’s Protection Under MICRA
  • US Supreme Court Protects California Student’s Freedom of Expression
  • Lawsuit Can Proceed Over Color of Grocery Store Salmon
  • CA Court of Appeal Rules Yahoo Message Boards Will Remain Anonymous
  • KB Home and Countrywide Sued Over “Inflated” Appraisals
  • California Supreme Court Gives OK to Fire Medical Marijuana Users
  • Settlement Talks Fail in American Apparel Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
  • Cardiac Patient Rasheed Hunter Files Class Action Lawsuit Over Medtronic Recall
  • EZ Lube Settlement Allows Customers to Watch Car Repairs
  • Are You Asking Police to Pull You Over?
  • California Court of Appeal Rules in Favor of Employee fired for Complaining About Fraudulent Activities at Car Dealers
  • Apple Settles Patent Lawsuit with Burst
  • California Supreme Court: “You Must File a Claim Before Suing the Government!”
  • California Lawsuit Seeks Fair Emergency Room Billing Practices
  • Will Brad Pitt be Sued by Universal?
  • Disney Sued by Disabled Guests Over Segway Ban
  • California Attorney General Settles With AT&T Mobility
  • Court of Appeals to Bank of America: When is a Vice President not a Vice President?
  • If a Judge Adds a Poem to His Ruling, Should the Commission on Judicial Performance Open an Inquiry?
  • Intel and Transmeta End Patent Lawsuits With Intriguing Settlement
  • No Love for Apple and AT&T in Class Action iPhone Lawsuits
  • Court of Appeal Affirms: Plaintiff Cannot Purchase Products Solely as Reason to Sue
  • California Department of Education Settles Lawsuit with American Diabetes Association
  • AOL & KaZaa Could be Added to RIAA v. Santangelo Lawsuit
  • SunRocket Files Lawsuit Against Vonage: Is Customer List Confidential?
  • Lawsuit 101: Understanding the Process of Business Litigation
  • Court of Appeal to Santa Monica: Your Litigation Waived Your Right to Arbitration in Lawsuit
  • Corinthian Schools Denies Wrongdoing and Settles Lawsuit with Attorney General Jerry Brown for $6.5 Million
  • VidiLife.com (LiveUniverse) Loses Antitrust Case Against MySpace.com
  • As Del Taco and Other Public Establishments Have Learned Obstructions, Even Temporary Ones May Give Rise to ADA and Unruh Act Liabliity
  • Porsche Lessee Settles Lawsuit Against Auto Dealer... California Court of Appeals Remands Case Back to Trial Court RE: Attorney’s Fees
  • Dominic Scott Kay, Age 11, Settles First Hollywood Lawsuit
  • Principals of Litigation from Mike Dillon, General Counsel, Sun Microsystems Inc.
  • False Advertising Lawsuit Against Apple MacBook Claims Millions of Colors Missing
  • California Student Loses “That’s So Gay” Lawsuit
  • Fraud Case Settled Against California Health Plan Vendor
  • California Judge Rules in Favor of Kaleidescape and Consumers
  • California Judge Gives Final OK to Yahoo Click Fraud Settlement
  • California & Arizona McDonald’s Franchisee to Pay $550,000 In Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
  • Taco Bell Sued for Libel by California Farm
  • Los Angeles: Is “Heroes” Lawsuit Against NBC Frivolous? Are Frivolous Lawsuits Intellectual Property? Are These Examples of Business Litigation Gone Insane?
  • Internet Free Speech Lawsuit to Proceed Against Real Estate Commission....Did California Set Precedent in 2004?
  • Los Angeles: Motion for Summary Judgement Filed in Antitrust Lawsuit Against World Poker Tour Entertainment (WPTE)
  • Patent Litigation in California and Across the U.S. is the Hot*Hot*Hottest Area of Lawsuits & Also One of the Most Expensive
  • Business Lawsuits Heard in Their Own Court...Will California be next?
  • Lawsuit finally settled…..after only 31 years of Litigation!

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  • January 26, 2012 3:25 PM
    Suit Alleges Violations of California Education Code A lawsuit recently filed against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) accuses the district of breaking California state law by failing to take student achievement into account during teacher evaluations. Filed by educational reform advocates in Los Angeles Superior Court on behalf of the parents of six LAUSD students, the suit also originally named the teachers’ union and . . .
  • January 19, 2012 1:19 PM
    Prayer Banner Still Hangs on Cranston West High School Wall The prayer banner that has graced Cranston West High School for nearly five decades still hangs on a wall of the school. Although the banner is now covered, the Cranston School Committee put off making a decision about what to do with it at a meeting following a court order to remove it. A rally that had been planned . . .
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    NLRB Rules Against D.R. Horton: Employees May Join Class Action Lawsuit In what may be a critical landmark in the struggle for employee rights, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) heard a case involving an arbitration agreement requiring employees of a homebuilder to agree to give up their right to join in a class action suit and deemed it an unfair labor practice . . .
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    Who Owns Your Twitter Account? Although Twitter may have started out as a social networking tool, more and more businesses are using it as a marketing tool. A lot of people have Twitter accounts that they think of as a tool to promote their own careers. Sometimes, in the process of promoting their careers, they may do a little cross-promotion for their employer. After all, if it’s good for the company, it’s good for the employee, usually. “A rising tide lifts all boats,” to quote John F. Kennedy. But if you use your Twitter account to promote your company as well as yourself, then who owns the account?
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