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St. Louis lawyer charged with hindering prosecution of wanted woman

By EsqSocial Corporation 09/09/14

A St. Louis lawyer has been arrested on charges that he is helping to hide a woman who is wanted on drug charges.

Bryan Christopher…

Worker fired for medical marijuana use takes his case to Colorado Supreme Court

By EsqSocial Corporation 09/09/14

The Colorado Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Sept. 30 in a suit filed by a fired customer service representative who uses medical marijuana to…

DA says smartphones should block texting behind wheel, wants insurance discounts for such devices

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

A New York prosecutor unveiled a program Monday to prevent motorists from texting and driving and is ca

Pharmacist Arrested in Tainted Steroids Case Linked to 64 Deaths

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

A pharmacist has been arrested in connection with the meningitis-tainted steroid scandal which killed at least 64 people in 2012. Authorities caught Glenn Adam Chin, 46, at Boston's Logan International Airport, where he was about to board a flight to Hong Kong.

Home Depot confirms data breach

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

Home Depot confirmed Monday that the store had suffered a data breach that could affect customers who used a debit card or a credit card…

Can You Sue Someone for Not Calling 911?

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

When someone is injured or in need of medical assistance, calling 911 is typically the best response. But can a person who decides not to call 911 face any legal consequences?

FedEx Loses 'Contractor' Case: 3 Lessons for Employers

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

An increasing number of companies, both big and small, are using contractors to fill positions that would traditionally have been held by full-time employees.

Oakland Raiders settle wages lawsuit with cheerleaders for $1.25 million

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

The Oakland Raiders will pay $1.25 million to settle a lawsuit brought by nearly 90 current and former cheerleaders for underpayment of wages.

Onetime law student Mathew Martoma gets 9 years in ‘most lucrative’ $275M insider-trading case

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

A onetime Harvard University law student expelled for altering his transcript was sentenced Monday to nine years in prison in a case billed by federal…

How do you provide client hand-holding if you run a virtual firm? (podcast)

By EsqSocial Corporation 08/09/14

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