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Ohio removes pork from prison meals - 2 Minutes Ago
AP COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio is removing pork from its menus in all state prisons in response to a lawsuit brought by Muslim inmates challenging the prisons' meal policy. Corrections department spokesman Carlo LoParo said Monday the move was a way to
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:47P
Local polka-song lawsuit settled
Well-known area Polka Musician Ray Rubenzer took his ex-wife and her new husband to federal court this summer. He claims the couple stole one of his copyrighted tunes, and recorded it with their own polka band under a different
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:47P
Supreme Court: WPAHS lawsuit is alive
The lawsuit brought by West Penn Allegheny Health System against UPMC and Highmark Inc. is alive after the US Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal. Last November, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated WPAHS's lawsuit against UPMC and
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:47P
Bank won't hire woman with bipolar disorder, suit claims
Kelli Keller filed a lawsuit Sept. 22 in Madison County Circuit Court against First MidAmerica Credit Union formerly known as Olin Community Credit Union. In her complaint, Keller alleges she worked for the credit union from 2003 until 2007,
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:46P
Tipster in Hollywood Publicist Murder Sues -- WHERE'S MY REWARD?!
According to his lawsuit, filed today in LA County Superior Court, the tipster claims he called "America's Most Wanted" and provided the name and location of a man named Harold Martin Smith ... who cops eventually concluded DID in fact murder Chasen.
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:45P
Say-On-Pay Shareholder Lawsuits Moving Forward
Shareholders are now launching class-action lawsuits against companies that lost say-on-pay votes, and an early test case indicates that defendants may have more trouble fending them off than they first thought. A federal judge ruled that a lawsuit
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:44P
Verizon sues over 'net neutrality' rules
The lawsuit filed Friday in Washington's US Court of Appeals contends the Federal Communications Commission overstepped its authority in setting its so-called “net neutrality” rules last year. The regulations are scheduled to go into effect in two
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:44P
Ohio removes pork from prison meals
COLUMBUS, OH -- Ohio is removing pork from its menus in all state prisons in response to a lawsuit brought by Muslim inmates challenging the prisons' meal policy. Corrections department spokesman Carlo LoParo said Monday the move was a way to
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:42P
Federal judge dismisses Adams' 'pay-to-play' lawsuit
A judge has thrown out of court a long-pending "pay-to-play" lawsuit that accused former Erie County Executive Mark DiVecchio of illegally hiring those who had financially supported his bid for office and firing those
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:41P
Rear-end accident on 161 subject of lawsuit
Lawrence Stubblefield filed the lawsuit Sept. 12 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Ryan E. Beck. Stubblefield says he was stopped at the intersection of Illinois Route 161 and Illinois Route 158 on July 13. Stubblefield claims Beck, driving
Updated: 10/03/2011 04:40P
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