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Dust in the Wind: After 48 Years, the Federal Government’s Hiring Bias Framework Is Gone (for Now)
Source: YouTubeSummaryThe year was 1978. Disco was king. Bell-bottoms were all the rage. The first non-Italian pope in 450 years was elected. There was political unrest in Iran. Argentina made a World Cup final (and won it). And who could forget the promulgation...Why...
$239K Copper Shipment Disappears During Transport
A valuable Ohio copper shipment vanished after changing carriers in Oklahoma City.
Iowa Faces Lawsuit Over Satanic Temple
Satanic Temple sues Iowa officials over alleged unequal religious display treatment.
Shipman Partner, Dan Schwartz Discusses AI in the Workplace on ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the workplace, offering employers new ways to streamline hiring, manage employees and make employment-related decisions. But as these tools become more common, they are also creating new legal and practical considerations...
Associational Disability Discrimination: It’s not you, it’s them.
Most people know the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects employees and applicants who have disabilities. Fewer know it also protects people who don’t have a disability themselves but are closely connected to someone who does. The ADA defines...
Morning Docket: 08.21.26
* Judge suspended for — among other things — not disclosing stepson’s appearance in front of him. [ABA Journal] * “Parking Company Apologizes to Formerly Dead Woman for $80 Ticket.” [Lowering the Bar] * Administration brings places...
How Appealing Weekly Roundup
Ed. Note: A weekly roundup of just a few items from Howard Bashman’s How Appealing blog, the Web’s first blog devoted to appellate litigation. Check out these stories and more at How Appealing. “Build First, Ask Questions Later: Trump’s Ballroom Puts...
Alleged Penn State Cocaine Ring Figure Was Headed To Law School On A $188,000 Scholarship… Emphasis On ‘Was’
New England Law Boston has a scholarship named after Justice Sandra Day O’Connor for incoming students who demonstrate “exceptional academic promise.” The scholarship covers full tuition for three years. This fall, the school awarded the...
Former public defender faces sentencing for healthcare fraud
{mag_summary}A former public defender from Iowa who had previously been arrested for shoplifting will be sentenced in September for defrauding Medicaid and cancer patients. Attorney…