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The Day - Stonington settles long running DiCesare case for $20,000 - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Stonington settles long running DiCesare case for $20,000 - News from southeastern Connecticut

The town has spent in excess of $500,000 defending itself against lawsuits and union greivances filed by fired highway supervisor Louis DiCesere.

Source: theday.com
Thousands of Public Servants Could Have Student Loans Forgiven After Lawsuit Settled - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Public Servants Could Have Student Loans Forgiven After Lawsuit Settled

Many people who have applied for loan forgiveness through a federal program said they were rejected due to complicated eligibility requirements.

The Day - Backus Hospital, U.S. Attorney's Office settle disability discrimination case - Vimarsana News

The Day - Backus Hospital, U.S. Attorney's Office settle disability discrimination case

Agreement resolves complaint filed on behalf of deaf patient who alleged hospital failed to take steps to effectively communicate with him.

Source: theday.com
Pharmacies face 1st trial over role in opioid crisis - Vimarsana News

Pharmacies face 1st trial over role in opioid crisis

A bellwether trial is set to start Monday in federal court in Cleveland to determine whether retail pharmacy chains are liable for costs related to the opioid crisis in two Ohio counties

Source: go.com
Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert Settles With Man Who Accused Him of Child Sexual Abuse - Vimarsana News

Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert Settles With Man Who Accused Him of Child Sexual Abuse

The longest-serving Republican Speaker of the House had been sued for breach of contract after allegedly refusing to pay $1.8 million in "hush money."