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Fashion Newspaper Blogs (Free subscription) | 09/12/2008
... - but for all persons whose personal information is obtained through illegal tactics,” said Paul Rosen, Esq., who represented Cintas employee-partners during the proceedings. There were also thousands of names illegally obtained by the union that were not Cintas employees. The lawsuit was originally filed in June 2004 after union organizers began showing up uninvited at the homes...
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Business Wire (Free subscription) | 09/11/2008
... - but for all persons whose personal information is obtained through illegal tactics,” said Paul Rosen, Esq., who represented Cintas employee-partners during the proceedings. There were also thousands of names illegally obtained by the union that were not Cintas employees. The lawsuit was originally filed in June 2004 after union organizers began showing up uninvited at the homes...
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New York Post (Free subscription) | 08/27/2008
EXPECT high drama at the sentencing of Larry Mendte, former co-anchor of Philly TV newswoman Alycia Lane. Her lawyer, Paul Rosen, tells Page Six she'll be in Philadelphia federal court Nov. 24 to tell how her life was damaged by Mendte's hacking her...
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atHome Top Story (Free subscription) | 08/22/2008
... last year and fired from the station."There is no question he wrecked her career," said lawyer Paul Rosen, who represents Lane in her wrongful-termination suit against KYW-TV.Mendte, 51, earned about $700,000 (U.S.) a year at the station. Rosen believes he became jealous of his younger co-anchor in early 2006 as her salary climbed to about $780,000. He bought a keystroke-logging...
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Riehl World View (Free subscription) | 08/22/2008
... last year and fired from the station. "There is no question he wrecked her career," said lawyer Paul Rosen, who represents Lane in her wrongful-termination suit against KYW-TV. Mendte, 51, earned about $700,000 a year at the station. Rosen believes he became jealous of his younger co-anchor in early 2006 as her salary climbed to about $780,000. He bought a keystroke-logging...
