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Wisconsin Lawyer Facing Criminal Charges After Alleged Altercations with Protestors

Wisconsin attorney Stephanie Rapkin, who is white, was arrested for allegedly spitting on a black protestor and then arrested, again, for allegedly shoving a college student protestor. So reports The New York Post.

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Burmese Food Empire Settles with Kitchen Staff for $1.3M

Burma Superstar settled a lawsuit with current and former kitchen workers for $1.3 million after the workers alleged the food chain failed to pay minimum and overtime wages and provide proper sick leave. So reports SF Weekly.

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Mass. Officials Look to Toss 'Qualified Immunity' Protections for Police

Massachusetts officials called for the elimination of a legal doctrine protecting law enforcement officers accused of using excessive force. So reports MassLive.

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NYC Lawyers Arrested for Hurling Incendiary Device at Cop Car

Colinford Mattis, a lawyer at Pryor Cashman, has been suspended pending criminal proceedings for his role in the alleged bombing of an NYPD vehicle during a protest. So reports The New York Post.

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Mich. Landlord Sued for Seeking Sex in Lieu of Rent

A Michigan landlord stands accused of inappropriately touching female tenants and requesting sex from them in exchange for paying rent. So reports Michigan Live.

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More Firms Announce Pay Cuts as Talk of Layoffs Looms Large

Reed Smith and Stroock & Stroock & Lava joined the pack of law firms announcing pay cuts, marking a continuing trend of bad news out of the industry. So reports the ABA Journal.

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Legalized Sports Betting Pitched as Budget Fix in California

A pair of California lawmakers are proposing legalized sports betting as a way to help California recover from the economic devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic. So reports MarketWatch.

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Carmen Electra’s Lawsuit Against Strip Club Invalid Due to Her Dancing Poles Biz: Lawyer

Carmen Electra’s attorney is planning to press a case against the owners of Peabody's Golden Banana after the adult entertainment club refused to stop using promotional images of the entertainer. So reports the Salem News.

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Parents, Church Settle After Forced Baptism of 11 Year Old Disabled Boy

April and Gregg DeFibaugh settled a lawsuit against the Morning Star Friends Church, among others, after they say their disabled son was forced to participate in a baptism. So reports the Las Vegas Sun.

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Forex Case Against Big Banks to Move Forward Largely in Tact

A number of institutional investors will be allowed to move forward with much of a lawsuit accusing 15 large banks of price rigging related to the foreign exchange market. So reports Reuters.

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