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Class Action Lawsuit "Searches" for Pay Disparity at Google: Court Approves $118 Million Settlement - Vimarsana News

Class Action Lawsuit "Searches" for Pay Disparity at Google: Court Approves $118 Million Settlement

Google agreed to pay $118 million to resolve class action claims that it engaged in discrimination against its' female employees by paying them less…

Bass, Berry & Sims adds eight in Nashville - Vimarsana News

Bass, Berry & Sims adds eight in Nashville

Also: Gordon & Rees names senior counsel

Clarifying the calculus on causation: an overview on New York's causation standard as recently addressed by Court of Appeals and the appellate division: first department - Vimarsana News

Clarifying the calculus on causation: an overview on New York's causation standard as recently addressed by Court of Appeals and the appellate division: first department

Recent appellate decisions in New York asbestos litigation during 2022 on the issue of causation hold high importance for both traditional asbestos…

New Inn man's death leaves 'one question mark' inquest hears - Vimarsana News

New Inn man's death leaves 'one question mark' inquest hears

'ONE QUESTION mark' remains over the death of a man from New Inn near Pontypool, an inquest has heard.

UPenn also looks to dismiss anthropologist's defamation suit over MOVE Bombing remains controversy - Vimarsana News

UPenn also looks to dismiss anthropologist's defamation suit over MOVE Bombing remains controversy

PHILADELPHIA – Along with a series of publications which want to dismiss defamation litigation from a University of Pennsylvania anthropologist, who claimed their allegedly defamatory reports of her supposed mishandling of the remains of victims from the MOVE Bombing of 1985 damaged her professional reputation and caused her to suffer harassment and death threats, the University is looking to do likewise.