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Mar 25, 2011
Workers’ Compensation – Subject-Matter Jurisdiction – Sexual Harassment – Parties’ Agreement
Cagle v. Marriott/Guilford College. (Lawyers Weekly No. 11-08-0307, 5 pp.) (Danny Lee McDonald, Commissioner) Appealed from Opinion & Award of Deputy Commissioner J. Brad Donovan. I.C. No. W07827. Holding: In […]
Dec 23, 2010
Labor & Employment – Race & Sex Discrimination – Police Academy – Sexual Harassment – Hostile Environment
Mosby-Grant v. City of Hagerstown (Lawyers Weekly No. 10-01-1238, 21 pp.) (Gregory, J.) No. 09-2161, Dec. 20, 2010; USDC at Baltimore (Legg, J.) 4th Cir. Click here for the full […]
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Commentary
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