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Land-claims treaty upheld by B.C. court
Justice Lynn Smith on Wednesday dismissed the lawsuit that grew out of litigation originally launched for former premier Gordon Campbell and the Liberals while the party was in opposition. Campbell and his party abandoned the suit after forming the
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:23A
RIM about to be sued into a coma
Law firms in the United States and Canada are exploring possible consumer lawsuits against Research In Motion and are trying to make up their mind if they have enough common claims against RIM to team up in a single lawsuit. As you might expect,
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:23A
Man's charter rights died with him: WRHA
In a court motion, lawyers for the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority asked a judge to dismiss most of a $1.6-million lawsuit brought against the WRHA, the Government of Manitoba, and 13 other people on behalf of the family of Brian Sinclair.
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:21A
Okinawa residents testify in class-action lawsuit over noise from military flights
About 300 residents and their supporters held a rally Oct. 20, 2011, near the Okinawa Branch of Naha District Court before an opening hearing on lawsuit filed against the Japanese government by more than 22000 residents near Kadena
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:18A
'Happy Days' stars lose fraud fight
A number of the sitcom's stars, including Marion Ross, Anson Williams, Don Most, and Erin Moran, filed a $10 million lawsuit earlier this year, claiming CBS chiefs owed them money from sales of Happy Days-themed merchandise which features their images.
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:18A
Bishop Long and New Birth faces suit in alleged Ponzi scheme
Bishop Eddie Long, senior pastor of mega-church New Birth Missionary Baptist church in Lithonia, Ga., is accused in a civil lawsuit filed by 10 church members of encouraging them to invest in a scheme that promised 20 percent annual returns on safe
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:12A
Legislature won't interfere in lawsuit
TRENTON — A change to New Jersey's constitution that would require judges to pay about $15000 more a year for retirement benefits won't be considered by the Legislature at least until the state's highest court rules on the issue
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:11A
Vineland resolves two legal matters
Former public works director and superintendent Joseph Bond's lawsuit against the city was dismissed and he isn't seeking an appeal, according to city officials and documents. But a settlement in a legal matter regarding former information systems
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:11A
Robstown ISD, Sinton ISD latest to join school finance lawsuit
CORPUS CHRISTI — Robstown and Sinton independent school districts are among the latest Coastal Bend districts to join a lawsuit against the state asking for a fair school finance system. As of Wednesday, 250 school districts,
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:10A
Former Exeter Twp. worker alleges sexual misconduct in lawsuit
A former road department foreman accuses the Exeter Township police chief of making unwanted sexual advances toward him and claims township leaders fired him for spotlighting corruption, according to a federal lawsuit
Updated: 10/20/2011 04:10A
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