A federal judge awarded $269K to ex-Edison School leader Nathan Tuttle, ruling he was wrongfully terminated without due process after racial slur accusations.

A US district court has temporarily protected 133 international students from deportation by reinstating their SEVIS records after sudden termination. The court's order prevents federal ...

This frenzy, he noted, reflects a seismic shift in China's cultural industry: film IPs are no longer ancillary revenue streams but central to a "content-consumption-technology" ecosystem that ...

A lack of forethought by both contractor and employer as to how these issues should be dealt with is likely to lead to a breakdown in relations, arguments, disputes and the potential for the ...

Through their legal team, the quintet argued that the unilateral termination of “hundreds, if not thousands” of F-1 student visa status has clouded foreign students’ academic future with ...

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Just one day after five University of Memphis (UofM) students lost their visa status, sources confirm that several Christian Brothers University (CBU) students may also be at risk ...

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INDIANAPOLIS—A federal judge had handed down a $269,218 judgment in favor of the former CEO of the Edison School of the Arts who filed a lawsuit for wrongful termination ... to the suit," read a ...

The matter was mentioned on Monday before a division bench, comprising justices Tapabrata Chakraborty and Partha Sarathi Chatterjee, before which the appeals were assigned by Chief Justice TS ...