Suspicion runs rampant with some insurance companies when it comes to alleged arson. Even if they cannot prove the policyholder had anything to do with a fire, some adjusters cannot help to look for other ways to deny an insurance
Ninth Circuit: The First Amendment Forbids City From Prohibiting Police Officers From Criticizing Police Department Or City
On September 5th 2018, the Ninth Circuit found that a “Last Chance Agreement” restricting an employee’s negative comments about the police department, the city, or its employees, was an unconstitutional restraint on free speech.
Royal Caribbean to Outsource Springfield Call Center
Royal Caribbean is reportedly outsourcing the majority of the employees in its call center in Springfield, Oregon (near Eugene) to Jamaica and Guatemala. Over 700 positions in the Springfield office will apparently be gone by the end of 2019. Employees
Mauck & Baker Alumni Involved in JANUS v. AFSCME Supreme Court Case
For the past 41 years, public workers with no interest in joining their profession’s labor union had been required to pay union dues, despite their non-involvement.
However, that precedent has been altered after the Supreme Court of the United States
Three bodies found in home of alleged kidnapper after he is pulled over for a broken taillight Æ Epeak World News
Springfield police pulled over 40-year-old Stewart Weldon for a broken tail light on Sunday, according to a police report. A distraught woman inside the car begged police to save her, telling officers he s going to kill me, the report
Three bodies found in home of alleged kidnapper after he is pulled over for a broken taillight Æ Epeak World News
Springfield police pulled over 40-year-old Stewart Weldon for a broken tail light on Sunday, according to a police report. A distraught woman inside the car begged police to save her, telling officers he s going to kill me, the report
Visitor to Illinois Capitol tests positive
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) said a state resident visiting the capitol city of Springfield was diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease, according to multiple news reports.
The news comes after positive tests of Legionella bacteria – the bacteria
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Dole’s Springfield shutdown, recalls cost company $36 million
Two lawsuits over last year’s Listeria outbreak settled by Dole
The deadly Listeria outbreak that shutdown the Ohio Dole Fresh Vegetables salad processing facility for three months in early 2016 is now in civil litigation, but that too may be ending. The Dayton Daily News was first to report that