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From Dobbs To Biden v. Nebraska – A Look At The 2022-2-23 SCOTUS Terms | Morrison & Foerster LLP - MoFo+ - Vimarsana News

From Dobbs To Biden v. Nebraska – A Look At The 2022-2-23 SCOTUS Terms | Morrison & Foerster LLP - MoFo+

On September 12, 2023, MoFo litigation partner and co-chair of the Employment & Labor Group and the Women’s Strategy Committee, Tritia Murata, along with Jamie Levitt, managing partner...

Deadline Extended For Stakeholder Comments On TRAI's Draft Telecommunication Mobile Number Portability | Technology News - Vimarsana News

Deadline Extended For Stakeholder Comments On TRAI's Draft Telecommunication Mobile Number Portability | Technology News

Draft Telecommunication Mobile Number Portability (Ninth amendment) Regulations, 2023, seeking inputs from the stakeholders have been placed on TRAl’s website (www.trai.gov.in). 

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Mineral County Commission drops obscenity consideration - Vimarsana News

Mineral County Commission drops obscenity consideration

KEYSER, W.Va. (WV News) - After tossing around the idea of passing an obscenity ordinance over the past few meetings, the Mineral County Commissioners have decided to drop the idea

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Mineral drops obscenity law idea - Vimarsana News

Mineral drops obscenity law idea

KEYSER, W.Va. — Keyser officials decided Tuesday to drop from consideration the addition of any new obscenity ordinances that would monitor displays at public events and parades.

Judge severs nearly all plaintiffs from COVID-19 vaccine mandate suit versus Allegheny County and others - Vimarsana News

Judge severs nearly all plaintiffs from COVID-19 vaccine mandate suit versus Allegheny County and others

PITTSBURGH – A federal judge has severed the civil rights violation claims of 14 former employee plaintiffs against Allegheny County and various County executives, over the County’s institution of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate that resulted in the plaintiffs losing their jobs.