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The fight could potentially land in federal court.

The fight could potentially land in federal court.

Austria is using art to come to terms with its dark role during Nazism — but is that enough to counter the recent rise of antisemitism?

Advertisement Amidst Uncertainty Surrounding the Scope of BIPA Liability, Hyatt Settles Employee Biometric Data Class Claims for $1.5 Million Thursday, July 22, 2021 Use of employee biometric data – including fingerprints, eye scans, voiceprints, and facial scans – continues to be a popular, yet legally risky, proposition for employers. Several states and municipalities have laws that specifically govern the use of biometric data, the highest-profile of which is the Illinois Biome...

Letters to the editor: Sacramento River, ransomware and censorship Redding Record Searchlight Sacramento River need not be an afterthought in Redding  Redding acts like the Sacramento River is akin to unsightly railroad yards. Lets pretend the river isnt there. Notice the civic auditorium is positioned at an angle away from the river, with a "water fountain" out front. I know the San Antonio RiverWalk has been discussed, but Redding continues to ignore the river. I am from SoCal and am amaze...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: In an opinion issued on December 31, 2020, the Florida Supreme Court resolved a certified conflict between several of the Florida appellate courts as to whether borrowers who prevail on an argument that the lender lacked standing at the time of filing of a foreclosure complaint can recover their attorneys fees as the prevailing party. In Page v. Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Americas, et al., Case No. SC19-1137 (Fla. Dec. 31, 2020), the Fl...