Article: IOWA UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICES DIVISION ISSUES DECISION ON APPEAL REGARDING CHRISTINE R. ROSENBALM V. IA DEPT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS-MARSHALLTOWN

Article: Tuesday Law Report 25 June 2002: Mesothelioma sufferers able to claim damages from more than one employer.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England);  June 25, 2002 ;     593 words ......to prevent the claimant from inhaling...dust; iii) both employers were in breach...said that the claimant had proved against either employer that his mesothelioma...conduct of both employers in exposing the claimant to a risk to which...

Article: Tuesday Law Report 25 June 2002: Mesothelioma sufferers able to claim damages from more than one employer
The Independent - London;  June 25, 2002 ;     591 words ......to prevent the claimant from inhaling...dust; iii) both employers were in breach...said that the claimant had proved against either employer that his mesothelioma...conduct of both employers in exposing the claimant to a risk to which...

Article: IOWA UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICES DIVISION ISSUES DECISION ON APPEAL REGARDING MARTHA BOATWRIGHT V. EMPLOYER'S SERVICE BUREAU
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  June 30, 2006 ;     700+ words ......held on June 29, 2006. Claimant participated personally. Employer participated by John...discharged on May 8, 2006 by employer because claimant used profanity toward...act of misconduct when claimant violated employer's policy concerning...

Article: IOWA UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICES DIVISION ISSUES DECISION ON APPEAL REGARDING TONYA D. WADE V. EMPLOYER'S SERVICE BUREAU
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  July 18, 2006 ;     700+ words ......July 14, 2006. Claimant participated. Employer participated through...issue is whether claimant was discharged...job misconduct. Employer's Exhibit 1 was...to attendance. Claimant did not receive...had been fired. (Employer's Exhibit 1) REASONING...

Article: Jail does not void duty to respond to employer: Court.
Business Insurance;  February 28, 2000 ;     536 words ......on parole. Mr. Mitchell's employer initiated vocational efforts...he was incarcerated. The employer filed a petition to terminate...for the argument that an employer must wait for a claimant to be released from incarceration...Nossal's death. Mr. Nossal's employer, the Terex Division of ...

Article: Law report: Employer's duty to maintain personal protective equipment; 8 July 2004 Fytche v Wincanton Logistics plc ([2004] UKHL 31) House of Lords (Lord Nicholls of Birkenhead, Lord Hoffmann, Lord Hope of Craighead, Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe and Baroness Hale of Richmond 1 July 2004.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England);  July 8, 2004 ;     532 words ......Lords dismissed the claimant's appeal against...claim against his employer for breach of the...regulation 7(1), an employer was under a duty...good repair . The claimant contended that...contended for by the claimant would be very strange...arbitrary. The claimant claimed that, ...

Article: Law Report: Disclosure to employer did not violate human rights; 1 October 2004 Regina (on the application of X) v Chief Constable of the West Midlands Police ([2004] EWCA Civ 1068) Court of Appeal, Civil Division (Lord Woolf, Chief Justice, Lord Justice Mummery and Lord Justice Laws) 30 July 2004.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England);  October 1, 2004 ;     560 words ......TO a prospective employer, in an enhanced...charges against the claimant of which he had...evidence against the claimant, and he was acquitted. The claimant had been dismissed...work position. The employer sought information about the claimant from the Criminal...which a responsible ...

Article: Friday Law Report: Judge's findings as to claimant's honesty were unjustified; 13 February 2004 Vogon International Ltd v Serious Fraud Office Court of Appeal, Civil Division (Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Master of the Rolls, Lord Justice May and Lord Justice Jonathan Parker) 4 February 2004.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England);  February 13, 2004 ;     561 words ......had therefore rightly dismissed the claimant's claim, he should not have made unjustified findings as to the claimant's intentions and honesty. The Court...Office. The defendant had engaged the claimant to recover e-mail data from computerised...

Article: Tuesday Law Report: Claimant's father unreasonable in removing him from school after bullying; 3 February 2004 Regina (on the application of G) v Westminster City Council ([2004] EWCA Civ 45) Court of Appeal, Civil Division (Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Master of the Rolls, Lady Justice Arden and Lord Justice Dyson) 30 January 2004.(Features)
The Independent (London, England);  February 3, 2004 ;     539 words ......of Appeal dismissed the appeal of the claimant against the refusal of his application...which his father had removed him. The claimant, aged 15, had complained of being bullied...excluded from school for seven days. The claimant did not return at the end of the exclusion...

Article: Friday Law Report: Counsel failed to advise claimant properly as to whether to accept settlement 28 June 2002 Moy v Pettman Smith (a firm) and another ([2002] EWCA Civ 875) Court of Appeal, Civil Division (Lord Justice Brooke, Lord Justice Latham and Mr Justice Hart) 19 June 2002
The Independent - London;  June 28, 2002 ;     560 words ...COUNSEL FOR the claimant in an action for clinical negligence...action for clinical negligence. The claimant commenced proceedings against a health...The medical reports upon which the claimant was entitled to rely did not support...

Article: Friday Law Report: Counsel failed to advise claimant properly as to whether to accept settlement; 28 June 2002 Moy v Pettman Smith (a firm) and another ([2002] EWCA Civ 875) Court of Appeal, Civil Division (Lord Justice Brooke, Lord Justice Latham and Mr Justice Hart) 19 June 2002.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England);  June 28, 2002 ;     561 words ...COUNSEL FOR the claimant in an action for clinical negligence...action for clinical negligence. The claimant commenced proceedings against a health...The medical reports upon which the claimant was entitled to rely did not support...

Article: Tuesday Law Report: Claimant not entitled to damages to cover cost of surrogate pregnancy Briody v St Helen's & Knowsley Area Health Authority Court of Appeal (Lord Justice Henry, Lord Justice Judge and Lady Justice Hale) 29 June 2001
The Independent - London;  July 3, 2001 ;     552 words ......medical negligence as a result of which the claimant was unable to bear children, a claim...children as a result of its negligence. The claimant first became pregnant at the age of 17...performed, leaving her ovaries intact. The claimant commenced proceedings in negligence against...

Article: Tuesday Law Report: Claimant not entitled to damages to cover cost of surrogate pregnancy; Briody v St Helen's & Knowsley Area Health Authority Court of Appeal (Lord Justice Henry, Lord Justice Judge and Lady Justice Hale) 29 June 2001.(Comment)
The Independent (London, England);  July 3, 2001 ;     552 words ......medical negligence as a result of which the claimant was unable to bear children, a claim...children as a result of its negligence. The claimant first became pregnant at the age of 17...performed, leaving her ovaries intact. The claimant commenced proceedings in negligence against...

Article: English Court of Appeal (Civil Division) affirms declaration that reinsurers of Coca Cola company's insurer had duty to defend insurers despite claimant's failure to notify them of two class actions pending in Georgia federal courts within 72 hours of their knowledge of loss by Coke since no "loss" had yet taken place.
International Law Update;  May 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ......known as Allianz) which included the claimants in the present proceedings, Royal and...RSA took a line of 21.5 percent. The claimant reinsured all of its part dealing with...shares at spuriously pumped up prices. The claimant here learned about those complaints at...