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Physican Faces Charges for Forcing Abortion Pill on Woman

A New York State anesthesiologist is out on $50,000 bail following his arrest for allegedly forcing a woman who told him she was pregnant to swallow an abortion pill. So reports NBC News.

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Jackson, Lewis to Stop Hourly Billing of Associates’ Time

Beginning Jan. 1, the law firm Jackson Lewis will stop billing its clients by the hour for its 293 associates. So reports American Lawyer.

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Lawsuit: Chick-fil-A Cherry Caused Heart Attack

A woman is alleging she suffered heart attack brought on by a tooth fracture she suffered from biting down on the cherry she was served at a Texas Chick-fil-A. So reports the San Francisco Gate.

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AZ Frat Member Sentenced for Role in Fellow Student’s Death

An Arizona State University Alpha Epsilon Pi member who was responsible for the alcohol served at a party where another student drank and later died was sentenced to probation and a 45-day deferred jail sentence. So reports AZ Central.

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Breaking Bad's ‘Saul Goodman’ Returns to TV in Feb.

Saul Goodman, the less-than-ethical criminal lawyer character that TV viewers came to know and love on the hit series “Breaking Bad” will return to the AMC channel on Feb. 8. So reports the Hollywood Reporter.

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Conde Nast Settles Interns' Claim for $5.8M

The publishing giant Conde Nast settled one of the most recent class action lawsuits against a media or entertainment company for underpaying its interns. The deal was for $5.8 million. So reports Reuters.

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Manhattanite Jeopardizes Remarkably Low Rent with Ridiculous Lawsuit

A man who pays just $100 a month for an eight-room apartment in Manhattan lost a lawsuit claiming the conditions his grandfather accepted to secure that low rent are illegal. So reports New York’s Daily News.

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Fla. Dog Torturer Arrested, Charged

Dade County police have arrested a Florida man who allegedly illegally sold dogs and performed C-sections on them without a license. So reports the Miami Herald.

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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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