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Teacher's termination upheld

The Crystal City Board of Education had the right to terminate the employment of a teacher who said, during class, that couples of different races should not marry and, if they did marry, that they should not have children. The ...

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Sexual harassment center of conflict

An employee’s post-termination conduct is relevant to whether front pay is available on a sexual harassment verdict, a divided panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held on Tuesday, vacating a $638,000 front-pay award and remanding for a ...

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UMKC's Ellen Suni honored

University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School Professor Ellen Suni was honored at the Diastole Wednesday night with the Marvin Lewis Rich Faculty Scholar award. The award is in honor and in memory of former Kansas City- attorney, Marvin Rich for ...

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FMLA creates business problem

Eleven years following the enactment of the Family Medical Leave Act of 1993, employers and employees are struggling with its interpretation, and the legislation is under scrutiny for its lack of clarity. Under the FMLA, small businesses with more than ...

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Small businesses get tax credits

Wouldn’t it be nice if a state agency could provide a mechanism to assist in the funding of not-for-profit corporations and, in the process, help small startup businesses grow and prosper without any direct allocation of state revenues? Consider it ...

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Humanitarian asylum denied

A Guatemalan woman who was gang raped in her native country has been denied humanitarian asylum in the United States by a divided panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The two-judge majority held that Vilma Menendez-Donis did ...

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Armstrong elects new partners

Armstrong Teasdale L.L.P. has elected Anita M. Kidd and Robert D. Klahr partners in its law firm. Kidd, a member of the firm’s litigation department, practices in the areas of medical professional liability and asbestos litigation. She is a member ...

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