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Rolling Stones Settle Insurance Claim Over L’Wren Scott Related Losses

The Rolling Stones have settled a multi-million dollar insurance claim for losses incurred as a result of cancelling shows following the tragic suicide of lead singer Mick Jagger’s girlfriend, L’Wren Scott. So reports The Telegraph.

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Suicide Victim’s Mom Sues School

A mother is suing her daughter's elite public high school in New York City for negligence after the girl was caught cheating in class and subsequently drowned herself in the Hudson River. So reports New York’s Daily News.

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Morgan, Lewis to Take on Most of Bingham McCutchen’s Partners

The Philadelphia-headquartered international law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius will take on 227 of Bingham McCutchen’s 300 partners. So reports Reuters.

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ER Tech Arrested For Fondling Sedated Patient

A Palm Springs emergency room technician is facing criminal charges and potential civil liability for allegedly fondling a male patient’s genitals during a procedure. So reports NBC News.

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Couple Fined for Refusing to Hold Same Sex Wedding on Their Farm

An administrative law judge ordered a devout Christian couple to pay a total of $13,000 in fines for refusing to hold a same sex wedding on the farm that they rent out for ceremonies and receptions. So reports The New York Post.

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Millionaire Mom Convicted of Manslaughter in Disabled Son's Death

A Manhattan jury found a millionaire pharmaceuticals entrepreneur guilty of first-degree manslaughter for giving her developmentally disabled 8-year-old son a lethal dose of painkillers and other medications. So reports NBC New York.

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Players’ Suit Against NFL On Verge of Final Settlement

The case brought by the first football players to sue the NFL for football-related brain damage is moving toward final settlement. So reports the New York Times Magazine.

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Cyclist Sues NYC’s CitiBike Over Brain Injury

The first lawsuit has been filed against New York City’s bike share program, Citi Bike, for injuries sustained during a ride on one of the program’s two-wheeled vehicles. So reports New York’s Daily News.

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Hannah's Law Parents Charged Over Benefits

The Minnesota couple whose daughter’s death helped pass Hannah’s Law allegedly received public benefits they were not entitled to, and apparently failed to disclose a nearly $1 million settlement they received after the death of their daughter. So reports the Mankato Free Press.

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Gerber Accused of False Claims on Baby Formula

A complaint filed by the Federal Trade Commission contends that baby-food maker Gerber has misled consumers with a product the company claims can prevent or reduce allergies in children. So reports NBC News.

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