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Malta has passed a law that protects government whistleblowers from retaliation
July 16, 2014
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Malta has passed a law that protects government whistleblowers from retaliation
Legal news for New York product liability lawyers: Finger injury and fall hazards prompt a recall of Mainstays card table and chair sets.
Legal news for Massachusetts construction accident lawyers: A worker is dead after an accident at Boston Bridge & Steel Inc.
Legal News for New York construction accident lawyers: A wall collapse killed one worker in Orange County.
Recreational pot sales in Colorado have slowed for the first time since becoming legalized in the state.
An attorney convicted on charges related to an insurance fraud scheme has been sentenced to prison.
Police are examining a second death linked to the prostitute accused in the death of a Google executive.
A Delaware emergency room doctor has been convicted in the shooting of her former partner.
Parents who were rescued at sea by a U.S. Navy warship have said they plan to file a lawsuit against their phone carrier.
The CEO of the manufacturing company is set to be questioned by a U.S. Senate panel.
The professional baseball team has been ordered to pay $15 million in damages to a fan who was left permanently disabled after being beaten after a game.
Jurors say a woman’s testimony about her role in the abuse of her stepdaughter helped her husband avoid the death penalty in his murder case.
Malta has passed a law that protects government whistleblowers from retaliation
Legal news for New York product liability lawyers: Finger injury and fall hazards prompt a recall of Mainstays card table and chair sets.
Legal news for Massachusetts construction accident lawyers: A worker is dead after an accident at Boston Bridge & Steel Inc.
Legal News for New York construction accident lawyers: A wall collapse killed one worker in Orange County.
Recreational pot sales in Colorado have slowed for the first time since becoming legalized in the state.
An attorney convicted on charges related to an insurance fraud scheme has been sentenced to prison.
Police are examining a second death linked to the prostitute accused in the death of a Google executive.
A Delaware emergency room doctor has been convicted in the shooting of her former partner.
Parents who were rescued at sea by a U.S. Navy warship have said they plan to file a lawsuit against their phone carrier.
The CEO of the manufacturing company is set to be questioned by a U.S. Senate panel.
The professional baseball team has been ordered to pay $15 million in damages to a fan who was left permanently disabled after being beaten after a game.
Jurors say a woman’s testimony about her role in the abuse of her stepdaughter helped her husband avoid the death penalty in his murder case.
