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Supervisor for the New York City Parks Department accused of Sexual Harassment
Michael Palamar, a supervisor for the New York City Parks Department has been accused of sexual harassment whilst advancing within the department despite lengthy documents revealing his misconduct at the workplace. The NY Post noted that Palamar was handed promotions after he was convicted of on-the-job sex abuse. Pilar Taylor, former Parks Department employee claims…
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Defective Medical Devices: Hernia Mesh
Legal Assistance for the Victims of Defective Hernia Mesh Implants The hernia mesh is a widely used medical device that has also been the source of trouble for many of its users. If you believe that you have suffered physical harm after receiving a hernia mesh, you may consider filing a defective product lawsuit. A…
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Former Hardee’s Employee claiming she was Sexually Harassed by her Supervisor
A fast food restaurant is being sued by a former employee who was a minor at the time of employment, claiming she was sexually harassed by her supervisor while working at Hardee’s in Branson West. A petition was filed in Stone County against the restaurant and her alleged abuser, Wyatt-Thomas Robert Cannady, 23 for harassment…
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Road To Recovery calling upon their State Lawmakers to pass the Child Victims Act
An advocacy assembly, Road To Recovery, appointed to represent victims of professed sexual abuse by clergy members of religious institutions is once again calling upon their state lawmakers to pass the Child Victims Act. Late last week, the group congregated outside an Amherst Catholic school where one members claims she was the victim of not…
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Second Lawsuit for Sexual Harassment against Newmark Knight Frank
Jeannie Holohan, an administrative assistant at Newmark Knight Frank claims she has been fired after addressing to the company’s human resources department that vice chairman Merrill Roth had continuously made lude, sexual remarks in the workplace. This is the second lawsuit that has been filed for sexual harassment against Newmark Knight Frank this year. Both…
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New York’s statute of limitations for children victims of sex abuse remains unchanged.
New York’s current state of statute of limitations for children who have been victims of sexual abuse remains unchanged. The Child Victims Act version that has been passed over and over again by the state Assembly included the one-year window that permits victims who have been abused in the past to act and file civil…
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Signs of Nursing Home Abuse
It’s an emotional and painful decision when we’re faced with placing our parents or another family member in a nursing home. Once you make a decision on a facility, you trust that it’s a secure and friendly place that will provide the degree of care that your family member requires. Sometimes that trust is violated,…
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Most Common Birth Injuries
The birth of a child is an exciting event in the life of a parent. Unfortunately, injuries can happen. As a parent, you need to have the knowledge to identify these potential injuries to your child so that you can take legal action if appropriate. Some of the most common birth injuries are: Caput succedaneum…
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Pardoned Sex Offenders – Right to Vote in Schools
Republican State Senator Elaine Philips has stated that Gov. Cuomo has given leeway to sex offenders to obtain new victims through a collection of conditional pardons that the Democrats have issued this past May. The pardons in question are relating to the restoration of the right to vote for over 24,000 people who have been…
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New Hernia Mesh Lawsuit Filed
A new hernia mesh lawsuit has been filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. The plaintiff made a claim back in April of this year that the hernia mesh device that was implanted to help assist in healing his inguinal hernia had instead generated life threatening injuries including but not…
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