petition to vacate arbitration
Islamic Law Should Not be Imposed on a US Govt. Employee in a California Arbitration
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Los Angeles, September 14, 2010
In a lawsuit filed today in Los Angeles Superior Court on behalf of a U.S. Government employee, the Boesch Law Group seeks to vacate an Arbitration Award issued against the employee under “Islamic law.” Said Philip Boesch, principal of the Boesch Law Group, “Unlike would-be burners of the Qur’an, we respect the rights of Americans to practice their religion. Our client is a devout Muslim. But Islamic law is not the law of this land—and we are filing this action today to make sure that distorted interpretations of Islam are not forced upon anyone against his or her will.”…
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