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...University also cites past court decisions to argue that despite the presence of a government depository, it can ban people from its property and facilities. And even if Harvard was a place of public accommodation, the University says, it “had good cause to exclude the plaintiff...
...Middlesex County Superior Court judge dismissed last week a former Harvard employee’s suit that faulted the University for its response to an assault the plaintiff alleges occured at the Law School Library three years...
...suit was dismissed without a hearing on Nov. 3. The plaintiff, former Law School Library employee Beth A. Isabelle of North Reading, Mass., said she has been ill and lacked a lawyer to respond to the University’s motion to dismiss...
Those claims were modified slightly in ConnectU LLC’s lawsuit, however, arguing that “Zuckerberg’s pledges of commitment to Plaintiff, his acceptance of the Harvard Connection Code, his access to and acceptance of ConnectU’s proprietary and confidential business management information and procedures, his understanding that he would be compensated when the website was successful, and his ability to highlight his work on the site to potential employers created a contract, a duty of good faith and fair dealing, and a fiduciary relationship between Defendant Zuckerberg and ConnectU...
Bryant now bounces from the criminal-justice system into the civil arena. His attorneys may have to assign a price to keep him from giving what will be a very sordid deposition. Atlanta attorney L. Lin Wood, who represents the plaintiff, told TIME, "There have been no settlement discussions with respect to the civil case," adding that Bryant's apology was independent of the civil matter...