Religion & Law

Strip-club patron saves the day, FBI says
The FBI says that a strip-club customer helped rescue two women who were allegedly being forced to work as prostitutes in the St. Louis area. (One of the women, forced to work at a strip club, told the man, and...

Mob Role in NYC Strip Club Excuses Responsible Person's Back Tax Liability
In today's New York Law Journal, Mob's Role in Strip Club Excuses Taxes, Judge Says: The estate of a businessman held to be responsible for taxes on a once-prosperous Manhattan strip club does not have to pay more than $4 million in back taxes because the club became so thoroughly...

EEOC Sues Over Harassment of Evangelical Employee
Business Management Daily reports today that the EEOC has filed a religious discrimination lawsuit against a Mount Airy, Virginia carport dealer for failing to respond to complaints from an employee about religious harassment from co-workers...

If you're going to have a manhunt, check the strip club first
When one of his inmates went missing, an Alabama sheriff was able to find him in one of the first places he looked: a strip club just across the state line. It's the third time he's arrested someone there.

A funny thing happened at the strip club ...
North Pole police have arrested a man who thought he was driving his own car, when -- in point of fact -- he had taken someone else's from the strip-club parking lot. He believed this even though he owns a...

Size Does Not Determine Whether Use is Accessory Where Zoning Ordinance Does Not Limit Square Footage
Following a moratoria and protracted litigation over the proposed construction of 31 seasonal residences to be built by the owners of a local beach and yacht club in a Marine Recreational zoning district, the zoning board of appeals determined that the proposed use was not an accessory use pursuant to the Village Zoning Code which [...

Station Night Club
More Settlements Reached

'21' Club
Sued for Withholding Wages

Building Inspector Whistleblower
Mount Olive pays former city employee $130,000 wrongful termination settlement.

Strip Search Class Action Settled for $900,000
Strip Search Class Action Settled for $900,000

Strip-Search Lawsuit Settled for $1.1 Million
Strip-Search Lawsuit Settled for $1.1 Million

Two Kentucky Counties
settle strip search class action lawsuits