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A complaint by Lauren Odes that her employer fired her for being too attractive doesn't contain the stuff that tends to win big payouts
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With a Sharp Tongue, Scalia Challenges the White House
The Supreme Court justice not so respectfully takes on the Obama administration
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Liz McDougall on Defending Classified Ads for Erotic Services
Village Voice Media's new general counsel quit her firm to defend online classifieds for erotic services, which are accused of enabling sex trafficking
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The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back
Court documents in a Silicon Valley brawl suggest HP misled customers and partners
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Identity Theft: Grave Robbing for a Tax Refund
Data sold by the government and posted online are mined by thieves
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Don't Hold Your Breath for a 'Too Hot for Work' Lawsuit
A complaint by Lauren Odes that her employer fired her for being too attractive doesn't contain the stuff that tends to win big payouts
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A Crackdown on Patently Absurd Lawsuits
The Supreme Court and White House rein in patent owners who file frivolous cases
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With a Sharp Tongue, Scalia Challenges the White House
The Supreme Court justice not so respectfully takes on the Obama administration
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Identity Theft: Grave Robbing for a Tax Refund
Data sold by the government and posted online are mined by thieves
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You're Under Arrest! Hand Over That iPhone
Police buy up devices that break passwords to get at suspects' data
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Obamacare Has Already Transformed U.S. Health Care
Popular consumer benefits are already here, though plenty of bitter pills are yet to come
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The Best Places for Various Lawsuits
Suing around the globe
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Health Care
Mandatory Health Insurance: The Case For, and Against
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if Congress has the power to require the purchase of health insurance. Two federal appeals courts have examined the question and came to opposing conclusions
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Health Care
Eleven Alternatives to Obamacare's Individual Mandate
How to get Americans into health-care plans if part of the law gets struck down
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Regulation
Who's Afraid of the NRA?
A new debate about the political potency of the gun lobby
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Legislation
Obamacare, Day 1: 'Taxes,' 'Penalties,' and Health Reform
If the banter from Round One at the Supreme Court meant anything, it indicates we'll get a substantive ruling
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Immigrant Teens Dare Authorities to Deport Them
Young illegal immigrants are staging "Coming Out of the Shadows" protests, even in Arizona and Alabama
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Legislation
D.C.'s Hottest Ticket: The Supreme Court Health-Care Case
Limited seating for the health-care case has Washington in a frenzy
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Real Estate
Ranchers Tell Keystone: Not Under My Backyard
Some landowners oppose TransCanada's pipeline and refuse to grant the easements that would allow its construction
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Even Reluctant States Design Health Insurance Exchanges
States must have insurance exchanges up and running by 2014
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How the Health-Care Law May Unfold
The full rollout of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will take nearly a decade
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Special Coverage: Obamacare Before the Bench
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Health Care Act at the Supreme Court
A primer for the high court's review of the Affordable Care Act
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Don't Hold Your Breath for a 'Too Hot for Work' Lawsuit
A complaint by Lauren Odes that her employer fired her for being too attractive doesn't contain the stuff that tends to win big payouts
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Identity Theft: Grave Robbing for a Tax Refund
Data sold by the government and posted online are mined by thieves
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A Crackdown on Patently Absurd Lawsuits
The Supreme Court and White House rein in patent owners who file frivolous cases
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With a Sharp Tongue, Scalia Challenges the White House
The Supreme Court justice not so respectfully takes on the Obama administration
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Obamacare Has Already Transformed U.S. Health Care
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You're Under Arrest! Hand Over That iPhone
Police buy up devices that break passwords to get at suspects' data
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