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US Court Awards $35 Million To Woman Who Suffered Brain Injury After Glass Door In Office Collapsed
A former JP Morgan analyst, aged 36, has been granted a $35 million verdict nearly a decade after a traumatic incident involving a shattered glass door at a New York City skyscraper left her with permanent brain damage.
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Film Producer Harvey Weinstein Pleads Not Guilty To Rape: Reports
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to charges of rape and sexual assault in the first cases involving the disgraced producer to be tested in criminal court since scores of accusers emerged last year, New York news media reported.
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"I'm Going To Kill You": Indian Businessman Convicted For Sexual Assault In US
Sanjay Tripathy, an Indian businessman in the US has been convicted of sexual and physical assault of a woman whom he met on a dating website.
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Indian-American Siblings Awarded $9 Million Settlement in Assault Case
An Indian-American sibling duo have been awarded a record $9 million in damages for severe injuries sustained by them after they were attacked by metal bats during a brawl with two men in a night club in 2005.
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US Court Awards $35 Million To Woman Who Suffered Brain Injury After Glass Door In Office Collapsed
A former JP Morgan analyst, aged 36, has been granted a $35 million verdict nearly a decade after a traumatic incident involving a shattered glass door at a New York City skyscraper left her with permanent brain damage.
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Film Producer Harvey Weinstein Pleads Not Guilty To Rape: Reports
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to charges of rape and sexual assault in the first cases involving the disgraced producer to be tested in criminal court since scores of accusers emerged last year, New York news media reported.
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"I'm Going To Kill You": Indian Businessman Convicted For Sexual Assault In US
Sanjay Tripathy, an Indian businessman in the US has been convicted of sexual and physical assault of a woman whom he met on a dating website.
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Indian-American Siblings Awarded $9 Million Settlement in Assault Case
An Indian-American sibling duo have been awarded a record $9 million in damages for severe injuries sustained by them after they were attacked by metal bats during a brawl with two men in a night club in 2005.
