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“It’s great to see eHarmony taking a step forward to work with the LGBT community,” said plaintiff Nate Cardin. “It’s a very timely issue. In the age we’re in now, any advances toward acknowledging the equal rights of the lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender individuals is great.”

Links to the latest news about Toyota’s recalls and product issues….”State Farm asks Toyota to repay acceleration claims,” USA Today, 4/12/10…”Toyota delayed a U.S. recall, documents show,” New York Times, 4/12/10…”In Toyota cases, evasion becomes tactic,” Associated Press, 4/11/10…and more

California may have smoke-free air, but the state has failed on other key measures in the fight against Big Tobacco, according to a new report by the American Lung Assn.

One school saw every one of its graduates who took the exam pass. Go ahead, guess which one it is before you click on the link.

If you’ve heard business groups cry about “runaway juries” and “jackpot justice,” the answer may surprise you.

The most recent data from the American Medical Association shows there are more doctors per capita in the U.S. than ever. And there are more doctors per capita in states that don’t limit the amount that can be awarded to victims of negligence than there are in states that have implemented caps.

After the members of the Class of 2012 received free tuition, all 80 members of the Class of 2013 will have at least 50% of their tuition covered by scholarship for all three years of law school.