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We continue to see an increase in fiduciary litigation involving employer-sponsored group health plans, particularly litigation involving mental health. A recent New York Federal...
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9th Circuit vacates factory farms permit for Idaho reuters.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from reuters.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A former Illinois attorney on Tuesday avoided prison time after being accused of a scheme to fraudulently convert corporate debt into stock and falsely inflate the value of a company he secretly controlled through bogus statements involving a gaming company and the National Indoor Football League.
The Ninth Circuit ruled students who felt pressured into participating in an anti-gun protest did not have a valid First Amendment claim because peer pressure is not "compelled speech."
An Indian American man has been avoiding eviction from his Long Island, New York, home for more than two decades after making only one mortgage payment and repeatedly battling banks and realtors in court, according to court documents. Multiple New York media outlets report that 52-year-old Guramrit Hanspal initially "bought" the East Meadow house for $290,000 in 1998. It now has an estimated worth of almost $400,000, according to Zillow, which lists the home as currently for sale, "Cash Only," the reports noted. By skipping out on payments and interest, Hanspal has reportedly saved more than $440,000 over the past 23 years. He secured his original mortgage from the now-defunct Washington Mutual in 1998 and made only a single payment of $1,602.37, according to the New York Post.
Man goes over 20 years without paying mortgage, evading evictions along the way By Michael Ruiz A man has been avoiding eviction from his Long Island home for more than two decades after making only one mortgage payment and repeatedly battling banks and realtors in court, according to court documents. Guramrit Hanspal, 52, initially "bought" the house for $290,000 in 1998, according to the New York Post. It now has an estimated worth of almost $400,000, according to Zillow, which lists the home as currently for sale, "CASH ONLY." By skipping out on payments and interest, Hanspal has reportedly saved more than $440,000 over the past 23 years.
The U.S. government says it uses other tools — such as management plans, self-reporting and surprise inspections — to ensure animal feedlots in Idaho comply with anti-pollution rules. (CN) — Despite unsafe levels of E. coli and other pollutants in Idaho’s Snake River, a lawyer told a skeptical Ninth Circuit panel Thursday that the federal government doesn’t need to monitor water pollution coming from industrial animal-feeding operations in the south part of the state. “There are other enforcement tools that EPA uses to go after [concentrated animal feeding operations] permitted or not, including inspections, responding to citizen complaints and concerns,” U.S. Justice Department lawyer Benjamin Grillot argued before the Ninth Circuit.