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Six sources of Chicago Teachers Union power - Vimarsana News

Six sources of Chicago Teachers Union power

The Chicago Teachers Union has walked out on Chicago’s kids once again. It’s the fifth time in the last ten years.

South Padre Island tells justices claims concerning food truck restrictions are moot - Vimarsana News

South Padre Island tells justices claims concerning food truck restrictions are moot

SOUTH PADRE ISLAND – The city of South Padre Island recently told the 13th Court of Appeals that a claim concerning food truck restrictions is moot.

Morrisey, other AGs continue work to stop international scam calls - Vimarsana News

Morrisey, other AGs continue work to stop international scam calls

CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and other AGs are urging the Federal Communications Commission to put in place measures that will help stem the tide of foreign-based illegal robocalls that are used to attempt to scam Americans.

Inmate stabbed when brother's murderer placed in same unit can't sue - Vimarsana News

Inmate stabbed when brother's murderer placed in same unit can't sue

LINCOLN, Neb. (Legal Newsline) - Adopting a broad interpretation of the state’s sovereign-immunity statute, the Nebraska Supreme Court said a prisoner who was stabbed in his cell can’t sue prison officials for placing him in the same unit as the murderer of his brother.

Oil companies lose key decision in Delaware, plan appeal to Third Circuit - Vimarsana News

Oil companies lose key decision in Delaware, plan appeal to Third Circuit

WILMINGTON, Del. (Legal Newsline) - Rejecting arguments that Delaware was trying to use its own courts to interfere with federal energy policy, a federal judge ordered a climate lawsuit spearheaded by private lawyers back to state court where it could stand higher chances of success.