Wednesday, November 5, 2014

US District Court ME: Magistrate Judge recommended denial, in part, of summary judgment for town on 4th Amendment unreasonable seizure and 14th Amendment due process claims where sheriff seized generator from plaintiff’s property during search conducted pursuant to a warrant but the generator was not listed in the warrant (another person was present during the search and told the sheriff the generator was his)
First Circuit: In affirming summary judgment for employer on unpaid overtime claim, the court held that plaintiffs were highly compensated employees exempt from the overtime protections of the FLSA
HUD: $255,000 settlement reached in Fair Housing Act case filed by HUD in which owner of apartment complex assigned a mobility impaired resident to a third-floor unit in a building with no elevator, and threatened her with eviction for having her adult daughter, who was serving as her caregiver, in the unit
HUD: $25,000 consent order entered in Fair Housing Act case in which bank required loan applicants with disabilities to provide medical documentation proving that they would continue to receive disability income for at least three years

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