Settling

Enigmatic Oil Magnate Babak Zanjani Released from Prison After Settling Massive Debts, Claims Lawyer

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Tehran, Iran – Babak Zanjani, the Iranian oil magnate once sentenced to death for embezzling billions from oil sales, has been released from prison, announced his lawyer through social media late Saturday. This unexpected turn in Zanjani’s case ends years of legal proceedings that showcased significant corruption within Iran’s oil sector during the sanctions era. The announcement was made by Zanjani’s attorney, Rasoul Kouhpayehzadeh, on Instagram. Kouhpayehzadeh posted a photograph of Zanjani with a caption praising God, yet withheld specific details about the conditions or processes leading to his release. The vague nature of the … Read more

Triopia School District Revises Contract Terms After Settling Age Discrimination Complaint

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The Triopia School District in Illinois has recently settled complaints of age discrimination concerning contract language that suggested a preference for hiring younger teachers. The issue came to light after language in the district’s contracts implied a bias towards hiring candidates under 30 years of age, sparking controversy and criticism. This issue is part of a broader problem identified in several Illinois school districts. Similar complaints have been settled by districts across the state, reflecting a growing awareness of age discrimination in educational employment practices. The settlements include revisions to the contract language and, in … Read more

Candy Bowl Justice: Remembering Judge Ira Raab’s Innovative Approach to Settling Cases Swiftly

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West Palm Beach, FL — Ira Raab, a distinguished judge from Long Island known for his practical and swift handling of court cases, passed away at age 89 due to complications following a fall at his Florida residence, his family disclosed. Raab, celebrated for his judicial prowess and innovative approaches to settling disputes, served the legal community with distinction, leaving a legacy of shortened legal processes and amicably resolved conflicts. Raab’s son, Michael Raab, reminisced that his father was essentially a peacekeeper at heart, always eager to cut through unnecessary prolongations and resolve matters directly. … Read more

Google Avoids Jury in Antitrust Case by Settling Claim with $2.3 Million Payment to Justice Department

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A $2.3 million payment from Google to the U.S. Department of Justice at an evening hour marked a pivotal moment in a major legal challenge against the tech giant. The transaction aimed to resolve a component of a sweeping antitrust lawsuit over Google’s advertising practices initiated by the Justice Department and 18 states. This case, unfolding without a jury under the direction of U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema at a Virginia courthouse, underscores the intensifying scrutiny over the control wielded by tech behemoths in digital marketplaces. Unlike traditional jury trials, this bench trial puts the … Read more