The plaintiffs in the claim include philosophy Professor Noelle McAfee, English and indigenous studies Professor Emilio Del Valle-Escalante, and economics Professor Caroline Fohlin. Notably, all three professors remain tenured faculty; though they were all arrested, none were convicted of any criminal charge.
“It is so common that it is now cliché that coffee drinks depend on the caffeine contained therein to provide them with the energy they need to get through the day,” the lawsuit says. “Accordingly, the amount of caffeine in a coffee blend affects a consumers’ purchasing decision.”
On Monday, JetBlue tried to back-track, calling its initial response incorrect and saying that “fares can change at any moment as seats are purchased or as inventory is adjusted based on demand.” The “social media reply was simply a mistake from an individual customer service crewmember.”
In order for punitive damages to be awarded, the at-fault party’s actions must have been especially reckless or negligent.
The Jones Act continues to remind the industry that protecting the people who operate ships is just as important as moving cargo across the sea.
“We could have issued four Proclamations to encompass all of the work and dedication that Sharon has given to our community,” noted Lisa A. Sobecki, President of the Board of Lucas County Commissioners.
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