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Roberta George winning prizes at age 80 - Vimarsana News

Roberta George winning prizes at age 80

Roberta George has been writing for decades but has only recently been published; her second novel, "The Day's Heat," is up for a Townsend Prize

Source: ajc.com
Court considers instructions for 'eggshell' plaintiff in negligence case - Vimarsana News

Court considers instructions for 'eggshell' plaintiff in negligence case

Court considers instructions for ‘eggshell’ plaintiff in negligence case- In a negligence case from Portland, Oregon, where the stopped car of a plaintiff with an “eggshell” neck and back was rear-ended, Roberta Haas requested a “substantial factor” instruction on causation because of concerns that “a but-for instruction...

Vancouver family 'devastated' after YMCA found not at fault in alleged neglect of child with Down syndrome - Vimarsana News

Vancouver family 'devastated' after YMCA found not at fault in alleged neglect of child with Down syndrome

A Vancouver family that pulled their daughter out of a YMCA-run child care program, alleging neglect, says they are devastated that an investigation conducted by Vancouver Coastal Health Child Care Licensing found that the program was not at fault.

Source: cbc.ca
YMCA after-school program neglected, discriminated against daughter with Down syndrome, Vancouver family says - Vimarsana News

YMCA after-school program neglected, discriminated against daughter with Down syndrome, Vancouver family says

A Vancouver family says it has pulled two of their children out of a YMCA after-school program, alleging it discriminated against and neglected their six-year-old daughter who has Down syndrome, and failed to hire a support worker the family had secured funding for.

Source: cbc.ca