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Arbitration Clauses Not Enforceable in Arkansas State Courts Where There is No Mutuality of Obligation
Posted by: Tasha C. Taylor on October 28, 2014
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- Objections Fall Short as Appeals Court Affirms Target SettlementLast week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit affirmed the district court's approval of a $17 million settlement between Target Corp. and consumers whose credit card data was compromised in the 2013 data breach. In one of the largest data breaches to hit U.S. retailers, hackers stole information from 40 million credit and debit cards durin […]
- Federal judge again blocks Arkansas medication abortion lawA federal judge on Monday again blocked Arkansas from enforcing a law that critics say makes the state the first in the nation to effectively ban abortion pills. U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker granted a 14-day temporary restraining order preventing Arkansas from enforcing the restriction on how abortion pills are administered.
- Lines Are Drawn in New Appeals Court Case Confronting LGBT Workplace RightsFamiliar dividing lines are taking shape in a new federal appeals court case from Missouri that confronts the scope of workplace protections for gay, lesbian and bisexual workers. Major U.S. companies including Microsoft Corp., Airbnb Inc., eBay Inc., and Viacom Inc. are backing the worker, a health care specialist named Mark Horton who sued St. Louis-based […]
