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Comedian Jay Leno is being sued over a joke he told on his late night show where he called an opulent Sikh shrine “Mitt Romney’s summer home on Lake Winnipesaukee.” The joke, intended as a riff on Romney’s wealth, instead offended an Indian-American doctor who complained in his suit that Leno “falsely portray[ed] the holiest place in the Sikh religion as a vacation resort owned by a non-Sikh.”
A former New York inmate who tipped the scales at 400 lbs. is suing the Corrections Department, saying he was forced to wear the street clothes he was arrested in because the prison didn’t have any jumpsuits in his size. He adds that the ordeal was humiliating and will require expensive therapy to correct. His suit is seeking $1 million.
A Florida man who pled guilty to vehicular manslaughter after he caused an accident that killed 3 others is now suing the family of one of the people he killed. The plaintiff, who had drugs and alcohol in his system at the time of the crash, says the accident wasn’t his fault, although the police report says he rammed his car into the back of the victims’ car while they were stopped at a red light.
A lawyer that boasted of his “superior legal mind” apparently isn’t the litigator he thought himself to be. A New York judge dismissed his wrongful termination suit and, to add insult to injury, is considering filing contempt charges after he walked out of the courtroom in the middle of the judge’s instructions.
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Mexican restaurant targeted by baseless lawsuit
When Ramiro Arvizu and Jaime del Campo first opened their small Mexican restaurant, La Casita Mexicana, in 2000, they wanted to provide a taste of Mexican culture to the residents of Bell, California, a predominantly Latino city located just outside of Los Angeles…
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