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Appellate court restores former executive's lawsuit against Western Regional OTB - Vimarsana News

Appellate court restores former executive's lawsuit against Western Regional OTB

The U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Senior U.S. District Judge William M. Skretny erred in dismissing Michael Nolan's lawsuit as time barred.

WROTB's Genesee County director sees 'no basis' for Nolan's lawsuit vs. corporation, president, board chair - Vimarsana News

WROTB's Genesee County director sees 'no basis' for Nolan's lawsuit vs. corporation, president, board chair

As attorneys for both sides gear up for the possibility of a jury trial to decide former employee Michael Nolan’s civil lawsuit against Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp., and its president and board chairman, the longtime WROTB director representing Genesee County says he doesn’t see “any merit” in the case. “I don’t believe there is any merit in it,” Richard Siebert

Free stuff isn't free - Vimarsana News

Free stuff isn't free

It's open enrollment season for Medicare. Local TV stations and cable networks are flooded with ads for various insurance supplements. They promise "free" dental care, free transportation to doctors, free

The Day - Cal Thomas: Free stuff isn't free - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Cal Thomas: Free stuff isn't free - News from southeastern Connecticut

Selective language has long been used by snake oil salesmen and politicians to flim-flam the public.

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Free stuff isn't free so don't believe the flim-flam man - Vimarsana News

Free stuff isn't free so don't believe the flim-flam man

It's open enrollment season for Medicare. Local TV stations and cable networks are flooded with ads for various insurance supplements. They promise "free" dental care, free transportation to doctors, free