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Lawsuit alleges Enquirer layoffs driven by age

7 Comments · Wednesday, February 15, 2012
As The Enquirer staff braces for another reduction in staff, the paper and its parent company might not yet have seen the full fallout of its decision to cut staff last year. Two of the newspaper’s former editors, Joe Fenton and Cathy Ruetter, have filed an age discrimination lawsuit against the newspaper and The Gannett Co.  

Unions Are Not Racketeers

Federal judge dismisses Cintas’ RICO lawsuit against labor unions

0 Comments · Wednesday, March 11, 2009
When attorney G. Robert Blakey drafted the federal RICO Act in 1970, it was designed as a new legal tactic to bring down the Mafia by making it easier to confiscate money and other assets like casinos, mansions and cars.   

Overboard on Overdrafts?

Lawsuit against Fifth Third Bank’s debit card fees could impact all customers

33 Comments · Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Dennis Charlton has filed a class-action lawsuit against Fifth Third Bank on behalf of all of its debit card customers. In the suit filed in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court, he alleges the bank engages in deceptive business practices that constitute a breach of contract with customers.   

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