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Louisville jury to decide case of baby decapitated during birth
Koontz is one of two doctors named in a lawsuit against Norton Hospital regarding a delvery room incident. Oct. 04, 2011 / John Rott/The Courier-Journal Attorneys for a mother who watched as her premature baby was decapitated during delivery at Norton
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:25P
West Valley City police officer cleared by federal jury in excessive force
AP WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — A West Valley City police officer has been cleared by a federal jury of wrongdoing in an excessive force lawsuit. The Salt Lake Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/nOZd5J ) the jury in Salt Lake City on Tuesday cleared officer
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:24P
Union files suit to allow residential picketing
Stems from a union lawsuit vs. GPS over alleged labor violations, a settlement that included GPS signing a union contract, a bankruptcy filing, a severing of union ties and a succession of continuing disputes. Attorney Ellyn Moscowitz, representing
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:24P
Court dismisses lawsuit challenging UCLA practice of streaming instructional
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging UCLA's practice of streaming previously purchased video content for educational purposes. In dismissing the copyright lawsuit filed by a video
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:23P
State reaches settlement over rural schools
AP JUNEAU, Alaska - The state has agreed to settle a l4-year-old lawsuit that alleged inequities in funding for rural public schools. Terms of the agreement, which a judge must approve, call for Gov. Sean Parnell to seek legislative
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:21P
BANK OF NY MELLON : BNY Mellon Says New York Attorney General's FX Lawsuit Is
NEW YORK, Oct. 4, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- BNY Mellon today issued the following statement in response to a civil lawsuit filed by the Office of the New York Attorney General. The lawsuit relates to foreign exchange ("FX") services the company provided to
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:20P
State settles historic lawsuit over under-funding of village schools
If the state lives up to its promises, the agreement will close the book on a 1997 lawsuit that prompted a state judge to declare Alaska funding of village schools “arbitrary, inadequate and racially discriminatory.” The lawsuit was filed by a group of
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:17P
FOLLOW UP: Craig Hotel Denies Discrimination Claims
The owners of a western Colorado hotel are disputing allegations in a federal lawsuit that accuses them of firing workers because the employers believed white and non-Hispanic workers were lazy. The owners of a Hampton Inn franchise in Craig said in a
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:15P
Cutchogue farm sues neighbors for $14M
owners of a Cutchogue farm and neighboring homeowners has culminated in accusations against the farm of unhealthy practices and the filing of a $14 million lawsuit by the farm owners, who say the neighbors are trying to undermine their business.
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:13P
(SD)-Court Asked To Reinstate Prairie Dog Lawsuit
PIERRE, SD (AP) - The South Dakota Supreme Court has been asked to reinstate a lawsuit filed by ranchers who want the state to control prairie dogs that invaded their land in the southwestern part of the state. A lawyer for the three dozen ranchers
Updated: 10/04/2011 07:13P
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