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Federal Courts Second Cir Clarifies Pleading Reqs in Employment Discrim Cases

Second Cir Clarifies Pleading Reqs in Employment Discrim Cases

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Every first year law student is familiar with the pleading requirements established by Iqbal v. Ashcroft. Under Iqbal, a complaint must make facially plausible...

Federal Courts Court Upholds Teeth-Whitening Restrictions, Dentists Rejoice

Court Upholds Teeth-Whitening Restrictions, Dentists Rejoice

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Dentists have a new reason to smile after the Second Circuit upheld Connecticut regulations requiring that certain teeth-whitening procedures be performed only...

Federal Courts Are Interns Employees or Just Servants? New Test by 2nd Circuit

Are Interns Employees or Just Servants? New Test by 2nd Circuit

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Unpaid internships are some of the most miserable, abusive, and exploitative forms of labor around -- and you can go ahead and take advantage of them again,...

Federal Courts Can't Copyright Just Part of a Collaborative Work, 2nd Cir. Rules

Can't Copyright Just Part of a Collaborative Work, 2nd Cir. Rules

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Contributors to a creative work, whose contributions are inseparable from that work, cannot copyright their contribution alone, the Second Circuit ruled on...

Federal Courts New Testimony Is Not New Evidence: No New Trial in Cendant Fraud

New Testimony Is Not New Evidence: No New Trial in Cendant Fraud

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Before there was Enron, there was Cendant. Cendant, a travel and real estate company, cooked its books for 12 years, in one of the largest accounting frauds...

Federal Courts 9/11 Detainees May Sue Ashcroft and Others for Rights Violations

9/11 Detainees May Sue Ashcroft and Others for Rights Violations

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Muslim and Arab men who were wrongfully detained can sue former attorney general John Ashcroft and other Bush-era officials for violating their constitutional...

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