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Nadia El-Yaouti

Nadia El-Yaouti

Nadia El-Yaouti is a postgraduate from James Madison University, where she studied English and Education. Residing in Central Virginia with her husband and two young daughters, she balances her workaholic tendencies with a passion for travel, exploring the world with her family.

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Chip Maker TSMC Sued by U.S. Employees Over Allegations of Discrimination

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s leading chipmaker, announced that it would be expanding its operations to the United States. The announcement promised a wave of job creation and a significant boost to the U.S. semiconductor industry. More importantly, the move promised to revitalize American manufacturing by providing services... Read More about Chip Maker TSMC Sued by U.S. Employees Over Allegations of Discrimination

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FTC Targets Popular FinTech App, Dave, For Misleading Claims and Deceptive Advertising

There’s a new legal battle brewing in the world of financial apps, and this time, the target of consumer complaints is the popular fintech app, Dave. Dave touts itself as a convenient and easy-to-use online financial platform that provides cash advance service, checking and savings instruments, and budgeting tools to... Read More about FTC Targets Popular FinTech App, Dave, For Misleading Claims and Deceptive Advertising

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EdTech Company PowerSchool Target of Lawsuit Over Claims They Illegally Sell Student Data

Former School teacher, Emily Cherkin, has filed a lawsuit against leading educational technology giant, PowerSchool. She filed her class action lawsuit in San Francisco this past spring and claims that the company illegally sells student data to third parties without authorized consent. PowerSchool is a comprehensive cloud-based software provider used... Read More about EdTech Company PowerSchool Target of Lawsuit Over Claims They Illegally Sell Student Data

Jimmy Soto speaking at a press conference regarding his lawsuit against the state and the police following his wrongful imprisonment.

Wrongfully Imprisoned Chicago Man Files Lawsuit Against the State, Police, and Others

The longest-serving exonerated inmate in Illinois has filed a civil lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department, Cook County, three Cook County assistant state's attorneys, the state, and others. Jimmy Soto was just 20 years old when he was sentenced to life behind bars for a crime that he adamantly maintained... Read More about Wrongfully Imprisoned Chicago Man Files Lawsuit Against the State, Police, and Others

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Customers Sue Oregon Gas Utility Over “Greenwashing” Renewable Energy Program

Oregon’s largest gas utility faces mounting pressure from the state, and its customers after new lawsuits argue the gas company has been misleading its customers through its so-called climate-friendly program, which instead was allegedly engaging in “greenwashing” and deceptive practices. Oregon government leaders have been on a mission to hold... Read More about Customers Sue Oregon Gas Utility Over “Greenwashing” Renewable Energy Program

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Panera Bread Settles First Wrongful Death Lawsuit Related to Its Charged Lemonades

Popular casual dining chain Panera Bread has reached its first settlement in a series of lawsuits alleging the consumption of some of the company’s beverages has caused permanent injury or wrongful death. The settlement was the result of a wrongful death lawsuit filed on behalf of 21-year-old college student, Sarah... Read More about Panera Bread Settles First Wrongful Death Lawsuit Related to Its Charged Lemonades

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