New Supreme Court term packed with big cases 
This term the U.S. Supreme Court will take on issues ranging from the ability to file suit in matters involving arbitration clauses or federal regulations, to retaliation and privacy issues in employment law, to major criminal law and civil rights questions.
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- Prempro claims aren’t time-barred
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- High school fight leads to $5 million verdict
- Woman paralyzed in park accident receives $8 million
- Six men settle cases with Boy Scouts for childhood abuse by leader
- Prempro claims aren’t time-barred
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- Fixing poorly written opinions
- State court can’t decide gay divorce
- ERISA plaintiff entitled to ‘displacement’ benefits
- Service workers may be entitled to overtime
- Taser not liable for inadequate warning
- Lawyer liable for sending ‘informational’ faxes
- Family of man who died during CT scan wins $6.2M
- Family wins $7 million lawsuit against Ford Motors
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