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Court: Masturbating patient didn’t create hostile work environment (opens the original)
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FRANKFORT, Ky. - A blood-draw technician who suffered sexual harassment by a patient lost her appeal over whether âbare bonesâ jury instructions doomed her $25 million claim. Jessica VandeRyt sued Norton Healthcare after she resigned from the hospital, claiming she suffered retaliation after demanding more protection against patient harassment. In 2020, a man dropped his trousers and began masturbating while she was alone in the blood-draw room with him. Hospital authorities immediately rep
Court: Masturbating patient didn’t create hostile work environment (opens the original)
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FRANKFORT, Ky. - A blood-draw technician who suffered sexual harassment by a patient lost her appeal over whether âbare bonesâ jury instructions doomed her $25 million claim. Jessica VandeRyt sued Norton Healthcare after she resigned from the hospital, claiming she suffered retaliation after demanding more protection against patient harassment. In 2020, a man dropped his trousers and began masturbating while she was alone in the blood-draw room with him. Hospital authorities immediately rep
New Ohio law has AG reviewing litigation-funding contracts (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio has passed a law regulating third-party litigation funding but stopping well short of requiring all parties to reveal outside financial arrangements in court. Gov. Mike DeWine signed HB 105 into law on July 7, requiring litigation finance firms to register with the attorney general and adhere to a detailed set of rules including a ban on foreign investors. The law doesnât require parties to reveal their financial arrangements in court, however, instead making contracts pu
Lawyers admit they can’t reach clients in PFAS mega-litigation (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. - Plaintiff lawyers who used an advertising blitz to recruit tens of thousands of clients to sue over PFAS âforever chemicalsâ now admit they canât reach many of them, as defendants push the court to dismiss cases for lack of evidence. In a filing this week, 3M, Bayer and other chemical companies said at least 8,000 plaintiffs have failed to file required fact sheets with the federal court hearing the multidistrict litigation in South Carolina. In many cases, plaintiff law
Expelled Yale student loses suit over ‘rapist’ claim (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, Conn. - A man who was expelled from Yale University over rape claims that he later overcame in criminal court has lost a lawsuit against his accuser and multiple nonprofit organizations for calling him a ârapistâ in court filings. Absolute immunity applies to statements made in court, the Connecticut Supreme Court said June 30, even when those statements are made by outside parties in friend-of-the-court briefs or republished accounts of those filings. âThe litigation privilege `
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