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Federal Courts Federal Prison Inmate's Appeal Denied, No Right to Counsel

Federal Prison Inmate's Appeal Denied, No Right to Counsel

By Kelly Cheung | Last updated on

A federal prison inmate’s appeal on a medical malpractice claim was rejected by the Tenth Circuit. The court also rejected the inmate’s right to counsel...

Federal Courts 10th Cir. to Rule on Contraceptive Mandate and Employers' Rights

10th Cir. to Rule on Contraceptive Mandate and Employers' Rights

By Kelly Cheung | Last updated on

Arts and crafts chain, Hobby Lobby, will be anxiously waiting to hear the upcoming Tenth Circuit ruling on their challenge. The Oklahoma chain store challenges...

Federal Courts Prisoner's $50k Claim for Lack of Religious Prison Meal Denied

Prisoner's $50k Claim for Lack of Religious Prison Meal Denied

By Kelly Cheung | Last updated on

What will the special of the day today, you ask? Probably something of the meat and potatoes variety, but this was not acceptable to Eric Watkins, former...

Federal Courts Telecommuting? Not Always Under the Americans With Disabilities Act

Telecommuting? Not Always Under the Americans With Disabilities Act

By Kelly Cheung | Last updated on

Telecommuting for work is a hot topic right now, with Yahoo's anti-telecommuting policy setting off a national debate. But if a worker claims he can't make it...

Federal Courts Officer Suffering From Effects of Stroke Properly Terminated

Officer Suffering From Effects of Stroke Properly Terminated

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Officer Koessel had a stroke. About eight months later, he was cleared to return, full-time, sans overtime. He was assigned to desk duty, though he was allowed...

Federal Courts Summ. Judgment Affirmed in Ski Waiver, Adaptive Skier Case

Summ. Judgment Affirmed in Ski Waiver, Adaptive Skier Case

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

"In 2008, Plaintiff, a legally blind child with cerebral palsy and cognitive delays, was severely injured while skiing at Breckenridge Ski Resort in Colorado.'...

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