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Tag Archives: prove
How far can an employee go in removing employer documents to prove a case?
An important part of the decision in Erhart v. BofI Holding, Inc. relates to an issue that we occasionally confront in employment practice cases, namely what happens when an employee steals confidential documents to use in his lawsuit against the … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Labour Law
Tagged case, Documents, Employee, Employer, prove, Removing
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Mark Zuckerberg Lied on CNN & I Can Prove It
Marck Zuckerberg lied on CNN during his 3/21/18 interview with Laurie Segall when he responded to the question regarding the right amount of regulation for Facebook and the Internet. He stated “On the basic side, you know, there were things like … Continue reading
How to Prove You Were Injured in an Iowa Car Accident
The post How to Prove You Were Injured in an Iowa Car Accident appeared first on RSH Legal. Read more detail on Recent Medical Malpractice posts –
6th Circuit issues new jury instructions for sex offenses stressing what prosecutors "need not" prove
The Sixth Circuit this morning issued three newly amended jury instructions (and additional updated commentary and title changes). Two of the changed instructions deal with sex offenses, and both were changed to highlight what prosecutors "need not" prove. Interestingly, much … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Law
Tagged "need, Circuit, instructions, Issues, jury, not", Offenses, Prosecutors, prove, stressing
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