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  • Weinstein Ally Hires Big Firms, Tries Prior Censorship

    Dylan Howard, a former National Enquirer editor who allegedly dug up opposition research on actress Rose McGowan on behalf of her accused rapist, Harvey Weinstein, has hired law firms on three continents in an effort to suppress...

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  • Experienced Channel-Stuffer Comments On Fiat-Chrysler’s Cookie Jar

    Fiat-Chrysler recently paid the SEC $40 million for its practice of accumulating unreported sales in what the company’s employees called their “cookie jar. When Fiat-Chrysler wanted sales to appear better than they were, it dipped in to...

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  • Hit-Man Who Shot Florida State Law Prof Convicted

    The murder trial of a hit-man accused of killing Florida State University law professor Dan Markel ended with a guilty verdict, and a hung jury with respect to the alleged co-conspirator. Sigfredo Garcia, faces the death penalty...

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  • Media Entrepreneur’s Bias Case Against Comcast Goes To High Court

    Byron Allen, a former stand-up comic turned small channel owner, sued cable operators and satellite distributors in 2015 after they refused to license his small channels devoted to topics including criminal justice, cars and pets. He demanded...

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  • 24/7 Hum From Data Center Forced Az Homeowner To Move

    Noise is becoming autonomous and inexhaustible, writes Bianca Bosker in the Atlantic—Human noisemakers have to sleep, but our mechanical counterparts do not tire, die, or strain their vocal cords. Her story, which details the corrosive effect of...

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  • Unions Strike Back

    After decades of declining strike activity, 2018 proved to be an active year, with workers in both public and private sectors taking to the streets. This happened despite the fact that in 2018 the density of union...

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  • Judge Says Miami Beach’s Ban On Airbnb Is Illegal

    Miami Beach’s crackdown on Airbnb is “in jarring conflict” with a state law capping municipal fines at $1,000 per day, a Florida judge has ruled. The city had been imposing fines ranging from $20,000 to $100,000, arguing...

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  • Truckers Getting Busted For Hauling Hemp

    Defined as a cannabis product that contains 0.3% or less of THC, hemp becomes legal to both produce and distribute in the U.S as the result of the farm bill signed by President Trump in December of...

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  • Supreme Court Won’t Hear Website Accessibility Case

    The Supreme Court has denied a petition from Domino’s to hear whether its website is required to be accessible to the disabled. That leaves standing a lower court decision against the company. It’s a big win for...

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  • Harvard Students Relieved At Law Prof’s Departure

    The blowback from Harvard Law Prof Ronald Sullivan’s decision to join Harvey Weinstein’s legal team forced him to resign as  Faculty Dean of Winthrop House on the Harvard campus, and according to the Harvard Crimson, students there...

    • Posted 2 weeks ago
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