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Denver Hotel Bat Infestation Lawsuit Exposes What Hotels Don’t Want Guests to Know
There's something almost cinematic about waking up in the middle of the night on the 22nd floor of a major downtown hotel, only to find bats circling your…
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Lotfolah Kaveh Afrasiabi FIFA Lawsuit – The $1 Billion Bet That Has Football’s Governing Body Sweating
It's safe to say that most people were initially shocked when Lotfolah Kaveh Afrasiabi filed a $1 billion civil lawsuit against FIFA in Boston federal court on June…
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Stripping Power From Arbitrators: What California Employers Must Know About the New PAGA Regulations
Employers in California have long relied on arbitration agreements as a sort of legal firewall, keeping conflicts at work under control and out of the hands of sympathetic…
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Issuing Urgent Network Security Warnings: The FBI Alerts Corporate Users Over Passwordless Exploits
This spring, there was a subtle change in the threat landscape that doesn't make a big announcement. A phishing platform known as Kali365 started making the rounds on…
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Bashing IBM’s Process Labels on Social Media: Elon Musk Sparks a Quantum Computing Feud
There is a specific type of dispute that only occurs in the tech industry; it is quiet, technical, and fought through X posts, but it has significant implications…
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Blocking AI Surveillance in Public Transit: Sydney’s Unlikely Union Surge Wins Major Concessions
When you realize a machine is scheduling your bathroom break, a certain kind of fatigue sets in. Not a manager or a supervisor, but a system that operates…
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Grandfathering Benefits Without Realizing It: The Hidden Clause Giving Seniors Free Health Coverage
A certain type of financial advantage is most effective when it goes unnoticed. It's a subtle clause found in a document that most people haven't read past the…
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Dumping Historic Office Space in Savannah – Inside the Federal Real Estate Liquidation
Seeing a government building designated for demolition in a city where nearly every other building appears to be vying for preservation status is subtly startling. Savannah doesn't take…
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Vanishiing From Official Statistics – Where Did California’s Missing Workers Actually Go?
On paper, the decline in California's unemployment rate this spring should be encouraging. By May, it had dropped from 5.5 percent in December to 5.3 percent. However, if…
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Learning Hard Lessons From Access Curbs – European Tech Firms Adapt to Anthropic’s Restrictions
Part of the reason it hurt was that it happened over the weekend. No months of warning, no press conference. Customers were informed by Anthropic that it had…
