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Month: August 2016
Judge Rejects Uber $100 Mln Settlement with Drivers
A federal judge rejected the proposed $100 million class action settlement over the status of Uber drivers who said they should be treated as employees
Anti-Pension Spiking Law Upheld
California public employees have no vested right to “spike” pensions a state appeals court ruled Wednesday, upholding key elements of a 2013 law aimed at
DOJ Can’t Fund Medical Pot Prosecutions
The Justice Department can’t use federal money to prosecute people who use medical marijuana in states where that use is legal and suspects have complied with
Dems Lose Hawaii Open Primary Challenge
Hawaii’s open primary system does not violate the constitutional association rights of the Democratic Party, a federal appeals court ruled Monday. Since 1979, the Hawaii
Facebook Must Answer for Ignoring IRS
Facebook Inc. has been ordered by a federal magistrate to explain why it snubbed seven IRS summonses demanding information on how the company transfers rights
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