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Insomnia Cookies Delivery Driver's Wage Lawsuit Moved to Indiana - Bloomberg Law
A former Insomnia Cookies LLC delivery driver will pursue her wage-and-hour claims in Indiana after the company proposed transferring the case from New York to the state where the alleged violatio...
Read moreArbitration agreement found void – New England Biz Law Update - New England Biz Law Update
An employer’s arbitration agreement was unenforceable because of unconscionable terms in a confidentiality agreement that was executed simultaneously during employee onboarding, the California Cour...
Read moreUFO 'whistleblower' says government has 'intact' non-human craft - The Independent
An Air Force veteran has made a bombshell claim that the US government has recovered materials that could be proof of UFOs, including an intact craft of “non-human origin,” but they are keeping it...
Read moreUFO ‘whistleblower’ says government has ‘intact’ non-human craft - Yahoo News
An Air Force veteran has made a bombshell claim that the US government has recovered materials that could be proof of UFOs, including an intact craft of “non-human origin,” but they are keeping it...
Read moreUS intelligence officer turns whistleblower | UFOs, Alien vehicles & covert operations - WION
It may sound like a conspiracy theory or a plot for a sci-fi movie a US intelligence officer who has turned whistleblower reveals that the American government has UFOs for real and Washington along...
Read moreNew York Greatly Expands Tax Whistleblower Law | New York Law ... - Law.com
For slightly more than a decade, the New York False Claims Act (FCA) has permitted so-called “whistleblowers” to bring actions on behalf of the state against taxpayers alleged to have filed a fals...
Read moreNC Appeals Court deals blow to fired UNC professor claiming ... - Carolina Journal
The N.C. Court of Appeals has rejected the case of a fired UNC Chapel Hill professor who has challenged his dismissal since 2018. Professor Richard Semelka claimed retaliation in violation of ...
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Federal lawsuit accuses four major publishers of extorting article processing charges - Retraction Watch
A lawsuit filed under the U.S. False Claims Act accuses four major publishers of perpetrating a decade-long scheme to defraud the government by charging exorbitant article processing charges. The ...