Serial litigant sues Iowa school district over tweetCopyright clash
Dr. Keith Bell of Austin, labeled a serial litigant, sues Solon Community School District in the Southern District of Iowa claiming copyright infringement for a May 2018 tweet reference to his book Winning Isn’t Normal. Bell alleges a 2021 call and other communications violated a settlement and defamed him, seeking damages and action against district officials.
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Unseasonably warm November shifts with Pacific jet pattern
The eastern United States remains 10 degrees above average as a North Pacific jet stream and a marine heat wave influence unseasonable warmth through November. Cooler Alaska and western areas ride the jet, while the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic see possible 60s and 70s with occasional Canadian air shows and a tentative shift toward winter by early December.
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Supreme Court upholds new trial in vacuum injury case
The Iowa Supreme Court orders a new trial in a 2019 birth injury case against OB-GYN Associates and Mercy Iowa City after ruling evidence from a vacuum device insert was hearsay and prejudicial. The decision also criticizes attorney Geoffrey Fieger for misconduct during closing arguments, while noting bankruptcy filings and a $7 million pretrial settlement in the dispute.
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Mercy Still Owes the Family Money, Hospital Officials Told the Gazette
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