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News from November 2012



Insurer wins Texas case over back injury

By Stephanie Ostrowski |
Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson


Ariz. AG Horne, FTC take on telemarketers

By Bryan Cohen |
Horne

Mass. AG Coakley settles with First Transit

By Bryan Cohen |
Coakley

La. SC makes ruling in case brought by alleged father over child's death

By Nathan Bass |
BATON ROUTE, La. (Legal Newsline) - The Louisiana Supreme Court has found that an alleged biological father had the right to bring a wrongful death and survival action for his illegitimate child, after finding the father had sufficiently avowed the child under Louisiana's "fact-pleading system."

CFPB to oversee larger debt collectors

By Stephanie Ostrowski |
Cordray



Fla. AG Bondi settles with three colleges

By Bryan Cohen |
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi announced an agreement on Wednesday with three Fort Lauderdale-based providers of career, college and other educational services to resolve allegations of improper enrollment and marketing practices.

Temporary injunction entered in Mo. hotel workers' case

By Stephanie Ostrowski |
St. Ann, Mo. (Legal Newsline) - Owners of the Northwest Airport Inn must offer reinstatement to two union employees who were fired after the company refused to negotiate with their union.

Ill. SC finds timing threshold in arbitration agreements

By Nathan Bass |
SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (Legal Newsline) - The legal representative for the family of a deceased woman is not bound by a nursing home contract's arbitration agreement in an Illinois wrongful death claim, but the arbitration agreement is binding for claims on actions prior to the decedent's death.