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US soldier sues Burger King over needles in burger
According to a lawsuit filed in US District Court in Honolulu this week, Bartholomew took the meal home and while eating the hamburger, he bit into the needle that pierced his tongue and made him bleed. He was hospitalised and put on bed rest for six
Updated: 10/15/2011 01:31A
Former officials at western Pennsylvania prison sue state over firings
AP PITTSBURGH - A former superintendent and two top officials at a state prison claim in a federal lawsuit that Gov. Tom Corbett engineered their firings as a favor to the prison guards union, a newspaper reported. The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Updated: 10/15/2011 01:27A
Organic Valley claims $1M in damages from trucking company
The La Farge-based organic food cooperative alleges in a federal lawsuit that for four years Tom Bowman Trucking of Orangeville, Pa., fraudulently inflated its invoices and billed for hundreds of thousands of miles never traveled.
Updated: 10/15/2011 01:18A
Juvenile center suit should not impact county insurance cost
A top official with Washington County's insurer said the proposed settlement of a lawsuit over the juvenile center should not significantly affect the county's insurance premiums. County officials this week expressed concern over the possible impact of
Updated: 10/15/2011 01:11A
Employee accuses St. Charles County elections director of harassment
CHARLES COUNTY • A female employee has filed a harassment lawsuit against County Elections Director Rich Chrismer, accusing him of creating a 'sexually hostile work environment" for her. Chrismer on Friday denied any wrongdoing.
Updated: 10/15/2011 01:04A
3 fight SCI Pittsburgh firings
Melvin Lockett, Janis Niemiec and Martin A. Kovacs claimed in a lawsuit filed pro se that their First and 14th amendment rights, as well as their rights under the state Whistleblower Law, had been violated by the Department of Corrections.
Updated: 10/15/2011 12:59A
UNF fights lawsuit over student gun rights
By Charles Broward A student's right to keep a gun in her car while on campus and the University of North Florida's right to deny her have clashed in a lawsuit filed against the school and its president by the student and a gun-rights organization.
Updated: 10/15/2011 12:57A
Lawsuit: Power line sparked wildfire
By Kevin Welch Lawyers for a group of Randall County residents have filed a federal lawsuit alleging Xcel Energy failed to properly maintain a power line they say sparked a Feb. 27 wildfire that destroyed 33 homes and damaged three others in the
Updated: 10/15/2011 12:42A
Settlement ends suit over officer-involved shooting
A family's civil rights lawsuit against a Plainview police officer ended with a settlement. 34-year-old Jose Ceballos, Jr. died after being shot by officer William Bridgewater, who was investigating a disturbance call at a Plainview apartment in 2006.
Updated: 10/15/2011 12:34A
US man sues Burger King over needles
According to a lawsuit filed in US District Court in Honolulu this week, Bartholomew took the meal home and while eating the hamburger, he bit into the needle that pierced his tongue and made him bleed. He was hospitalised and put on bed rest for six
Updated: 10/15/2011 12:25A
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