[UPDATED] The California department that regulates insurance plans has reversed an earlier decision that allowed two Catholic universities to purchase health plans that excluded staff
Month: August 2014
Harried Krishnas
After battling for 20 years in court for the right to solicit funds at Los Angeles airport, the Krishna Society has lost its only remaining
Gilliam Nominated to Federal Bench
President Obama has nominated former San Francisco federal prosecutor, Haywood Gilliam, to a federal judgeship on the Northern District bench. Gilliam, currently a white collar
Slaughterhouse Owner Indicted on Sale of ‘Tainted’ Meat
The former owner and two managers of a Petaluma slaughterhouse intentionally distributed tainted meat from diseased animals, according to a federal grand jury indictment issued
Barnes & Noble ‘Browsewrap’ Terms of Use Bites the Dust
Consumers are not bound to arbitrate claims against companies, in this case Barnes & Noble bookstores, which use online “browsewrap” terms of use agreements to
Feds Add New Charges Against FedEx
FedEx, the world’s largest cargo airline, has been hit with new money-laundering charges by the feds in an expansion of last month’s indictment accusing the
