Do you really think wiki knows the answer to this question? Get over it. If you aren't happy where you work, get a different job.
Don't get too hopeful. The class action lawsuit has been going on for years now. Swift Transportation has more lawyers than those in the class action lawsuit can afford to hire, and better ones, too. They can drag that thing out for as long as they want.
they said around oct of 2009 or in nov of 2009
I want to work for K-Mart because Wal-mart has that class-action lawsuit thing going on right now and employment with K-Mart wil look on my resume. Employee discounts and the fringe benefit of social status.
No. However, nothing can happen in the lawsuit until you are served with documentation of the lawsuit and have a chance to respond, AFAIK
You don't say what the suits are for. If the two suits were for similar or the same reasons, yes, the outcome of one could affect the other -UNLESS- the judge has instructed that the jury not be told of the other ongoing suit.
First of all - the outcome of the class action suit, and who collected from it, is a matter of public record. Secondly - The company responsible for sending you your check is going to report it to the court (to make a record that they were in compliance with the court order). Third - They will also report it to the authorities for THEIR tax purposes. Fourth - the bank MUST, by law, report ALL transactions in excess of $10,000. to the feds. Conclusion: There isn't ANY way, whatsoever, that you're going to get that check without the government knowing about it.
The foods that you are not going to eat if your CREA is high include spicy foods, fatty foods, fried foods, fresh berries, raw vegetables, strong cheeses, and whole grains.
They already have. The lawsuit was settled a few days ago.
not without a lawsuit
My experience was Am i Going to pass this class or Am I going to get good grades in this class.
Yes, if you plan to go on a business class while you are on the retreat, you can do a business class. It depends on what kind of retreat you are going on.
This is a very difficult issue. It would depend on what action was going to be implemented, bankruptcy, lawsuit judgment, etc. There are state and federal statutes directly prohibiting the transfer of property to shield it from creditor action. This is known as a "fraudulent conveyance" the deciding factor is the timing of the transfer. It's almost impossible to predict how a court would view this action.