Molly Kelley was stunned to discover in June that someone she knew had used widely available “nudification” technology to create highly realistic and sexually explicit videos and images of her, using family photos that were posted on social media. “My initial shock turned to horror when I learned that the same person targeted about 80, … Read more
Four Minneapolis restaurants with shared ownership will pay $105,784 in back wages, damages and penalties to resolve violations identified by U.S. Department of Labor, including illegally firing an employee who cooperated with investigators. The department’s Wage and Hour Division found Boludo Holding Co. and its owners, Jerad Rassmussen and Facundo Defraia, violated the Fair Labor … Read more
Features LegalZoom provides a wide range of legal and business-related services on an easy-to-use platform, making it a good choice for growing Minnesota teams and businesses. It’s one of the country’s most well-known and well-trusted legal platforms, and its suite of features includes the business formation basics on all plans. Upgrading from the Basic to … Read more
A federal judge has dismissed a civil rights lawsuit against a white Minnesota state trooper who shot and killed a Black man during a traffic stop last year, ruling that the trooper’s actions did not violate the law. On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Nancy Brasel granted Trooper Ryan Londregan’s motion to dismiss the suit filed … Read more
The Federal Categorical Company (FedEx) violated federal regulation when it failed to offer affordable lodging for certified, disabled ramp transport drivers with medical restrictions, and as an alternative compelled them to take unpaid go away or fired them, the U.S. Equal Employment Alternative Fee (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit. In keeping with the EEOC’s lawsuit, … Read more
