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Women File Class Action Against Bayer for Gender Discrimination

By WBE | 4.27.2011 | Hall Of Shame, In The News, You Should Know
It looks like Wal-Mart isn’t the only company under fire for engaging in discrimination against its female employees. Recently, 6 women filed a class action against Bayer for gender ...
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Pet Recall Boosts Pet Food Safety

By WBE | 4.11.2011 | For Consumers, In The News, You Should Know
Retailers are working hard to ensure safety, thanks to the largest pet food recall in history that happened 4 years ago. In 2007, food manufacturer Menu Foods recalled nearly 60 million ...
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“Don’t Be Evil” – To Whom? Google Book Settlement Rejected

By WBE | 4.8.2011 | For Consumers, In The News, You Should Know
The Internet has been buzzing with news regarding U.S. Circuit Judge Denny Chin’s rejection of a settlement agreement reached in the “Google Books” case, The Authors Guild, et al. v. Google, ...
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Seventh Circuit Clarifies Pleading Standard for Antitrust Collusion

By WBE | 4.6.2011 | For Businesses, For Consumers, In The News, You Should Know
There has been little consistency between courts when it comes to addressing the scope and application of the Twombly[1] pleading standard in the context of allegations of antitrust collusion.  ...
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Clearwire Faces Internet Throttling Lawsuit

By WBE | 4.6.2011 | For Consumers, Hall Of Shame, In The News, You Should Know
Fifteen customers have sued Clearwire for allegedly throttling their Internet connection speeds. Clearwire's website previously advertised its unlimited data usage: Usage is ...
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Former Colonial Bank Exec Admits Role in Fraud Scheme

By WBE | 4.5.2011 | For Businesses, For Investors, Hall Of Shame, In The News, You Should Know
Catherine Kissick, former senior vice president at Colonial Bank, pleaded guilty to a conspiracy that defrauded about $970 million from investors and the government. She faces up to 30 years in ...
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