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WASHINGTON - Hormel Foods cannot sue the U.S. Department of Agriculture over a labeling scheme that lets competing brands describe their products as "natural," even though the products contain preservatives, a federal judge ruled. Conspiracy Theories WASHINGTON - A federal judge dismissed a federal RICO complaint alleging that Dow Chemical and others used corporate espionage to thwart environmental campaigns launched by Greenpeace. Archie Bell
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Patent Infringement MARSHALL, Texas - Versata Software can collect $328 million, plus $63 million in prejudgment interest, for patent infringement from SAP AG, a German company that makes business software, and its American subsidiary, a federal magistrate judge ruled. For-Profit College LOUISVILLE - A shareholder claims that Sullivan University "hoarded assets at an unreasonable rate," and "failed to make proper distributions to shareholders." Employment CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas - Refinery Terminal Fire Co., the largest nonprofit industrial firefighting group in the nation, stiffs workers for overtime, according to a federal class action. Twitter Trademark
Medical MILWAUKEE - A patient claims Dr. Jeffrey Adamczak, a psychotherapist, had sex with her while treating her. Cops ❤ Tasers PORTLAND, Ore. - Benton County and City of Philomath police officers invaded a family's privacy as they bathed in their backyard hot tub and Tasered the "half-naked" husband needlessly, the family says in Federal Court. Tech Patent WILMINGTON, Del. - GTZM Technology Ventures claims Atlantic Broadband Finance, Comcast, Cox Communications, Time Warner, Vonage and others violate its patent on a telephone modem. Election Spending RALEIGH, N.C. - Anti-abortion groups claim a North Carolina law that triggers release of matching funds to judicial candidates burdens their speech, i.e., campaign contributions. |
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