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A high volume Massachusetts Toyota Motors Dealership is being sued by a former employee for sexual harassment and discrimination because of his sexual orientation. The harassment charges have been filed with the MCAD - Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination in Boston, MA.

Creative Group Marketing LLC, Licensor, Stamford, CT and Brian Jordan, Inventor of the Airzooka, Megazooka and their related products have sued Can You Imagine Inc. (CYI, Inc.), Chatsworth,

Prominent lawyer files class action suit against PPG Industries on behalf of elderly workers [SANEPR 25 May, 2007]

The Royal Indian Raj International Corporation (RIRIC) today announced that the GEM Global Yield Fund through GEM Group in New York has extended RIRICs GBP 300 million (US$547 million) equity commitm... [WebWire - Wednesday, March 14, 2007]

Attorney Nick Ekonomides, a Clearwater Florida Real Estate Lawyer, offers a Free Consultation to sellers and buyers as well as lenders and borrowers. Attorney Nick Ekonomides provides legal counsel in Florida mortgage and broker fraud. [SANEPR 6 February, 2007]

Connecture has withdrawn the lawsuit it filed against Mark Poling earlier this year. No damages were awarded or paid by either party.

Dogs Benefit from U.S. Immigration Law

They are Arabs, but they are Israeli citizens too. They claim that a terror cell in Egypt targeted them “for being the trash of the Jews”. They are therefore sub,itting compensation claims to Israels Terror Victim Fund. Israeli Arab victims of a bus overturn in Sinai, Egypt, retained attorney Moshe Zingel of Tel Aviv to file terror related claims compensation with the Israeli Ministry of Defense. [SANEPR 20 April, 2007]

Illinois Family Court Accountability Advocates (IFCAA) announces that on February 2, 2007, in an alleged act of retaliation against citizens lawfully fighting to uphold the US Constitution in the face of alleged judicial corruption, a court watcher was falsely incarcerated at Chicago's Richard J. Daley Center for exercising his constitutional right to be present at a court proceeding involving IFCAA co-founder, Dr. Sheila Mannix

This week, PublicSquare.net features an intense debate involving two hot-button issues: affirmative action and public schools. School districts in Seattle and Louisville, Kentucky, have enacted plans to achieve more racial balance in their high schools, and, as one would expect, this has caused much controversy over race relations, the Fourteenth Amendment, and the role of public education in our society. The Supreme Court is expected to rule on the cases in the coming months.