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Kevorkian's Estate, Local Museum In Artwork Feud
The paintings, including one Kevorkian did with a pint of his own blood, were among 140 of his personal effects set for auction by his estate next week in New York City. Kevorkian, who was of Armenian descent, died in June in suburban Detroit at age 83
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:36A
Court rejects AG attempt to end partner benefits
A court has thrown out a lawsuit by Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette's lawsuit. Schuette wanted to block a new policy that allows unmarried state workers to put live-in partners on their insurance plans. The attorney general went
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:35A
RIM could face lawsuits over BlackBerry outage
By Moira Herbst Law firms in the United States and Canada are exploring possible consumer lawsuits against Research In Motion Ltd for last week's BlackBerry outages, which for three days crippled email and messaging for tens of millions of users around
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:30A
Giles board says private citizen, not school employees, put up Ten
Media outlets report that the board asked a federal judge this week to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a parent and a student who claim the display at Narrows High School is unconstitutional. The lawsuit seeks the display's removal.
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:28A
US citizens denied in-state tuition in Florida
The lawsuit, filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center, states that the policy is not something that was ever outlined in Florida law, but was instead adopted administratively by the Florida Department of Education and the Board of Governors that
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:28A
Lead Poisoning Alert Issued; Disneyland Alerted Too
Poisoning cases were brought forth by local health officials at the same time as a lawsuit in Orange County gets underway contending Disneyland is exposing children to high levels of lead. By Toni McAllister Old buildings like this one in Wildomar may
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:27A
Mojang Wins the First Round of 'Scrolls' Lawsuit With Bethseda
I'm a freelance writer and blogger who writes about pretty much everything under the sun, including politics, art, religion, philosophy, sports, music, culture, and science. Here at Forbes, I focus on futurism, cutting edge technology, and breaking
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:26A
After 'law office failure,' default and $140000 in attorneys' fees, town's
The 2004 lawsuit brought by the Town of Riverhead against the owners of a 13-acre site on Route 58 for alleged illegal land clearing was thrown out last year because the town failed to oppose the defendant's motion for summary judgment.
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:25A
After 'law office failure,' default & $140000 in attorney's fees, town's case
The 2004 lawsuit brought by the Town of Riverhead against the owners of a 13-acre site on Route 58 for alleged illegal land clearing was thrown out last year because the town failed to oppose the defendant's motion for summary judgment.
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:21A
'Happy Days' Stars Lose Fraud Fight Against TV Producers
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 08:18A
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