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Four Seasons Employees want more protection from COVID-19
As the world continues to struggle and understand COVID-19, businesses that remain open are left searching for answers too. With many individuals being in direct contact with guests or patrons, one questions that arises is, what to do when someone is Covid-positive? This question arose at the Four Seasons Jackson Hole when one of the … Continued
Aviation Center denies Negligence in death of pilot and passenger
The Teton Aviation Center has filed its answer in a lawsuit stating they are not responsible for the 2018 deaths of a pilot and customer. On June 9, 2018, a pilot and one passenger were on a scenic trip of Grand Teton National Park when the aircraft crashed above Icefloe Lake. The complaint states that … Continued
Recent law graduates ask state Supreme Court to let them skip the bar exam
University of Montana law graduates asked the state Supreme Court to license them without taking the bar exam. It has been reported that law graduates in the states of California, New Hampshire, New York, Illinois, Washington, Colorado, Oregon, Utah have also asked their states Supreme Court to not take the bar exam for licensing. The … Continued
Bayer agrees to a $10 billion-dollar settlement over claims Roundup causes cancer
The maker of Roundup has agreed to a 10-billion-dollar settlement for cancer suits. Bayer, a German owned chemical and pharmaceutical company purchased Monsanto two years ago. Bayer knew they were buying a company with what was viewed as the best weed killer. One thing they were not prepared for were the thousands of legal claims … Continued
Supreme Court Rules Civil Rights Law Protects Gay and Transgender Workers
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court said that the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits sexual discrimination, applies to discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Until Monday, when the decision was made, it was legal in more than half of the states to fire workers for being gay, bisexual, or transgender. … Continued