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Commission wants to know when sued
After that, the lawsuit will go to the city's risk manager -- in Lake Wales' case, Human Resources Director Sandra Davis -- and then the city's insurance company. At some point, Galloway said, he will make the city commission aware of the issue through
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:59A
Kevorkian estate sues MA museum over art
By AP PONTIAC, Michigan -- The estate of Dr. Jack Kevorkian has filed a lawsuit in suburban Detroit against a Massachusetts museum that is refusing to return 17 paintings and other art. The Armenian Library and Museum of America in Watertown, Mass.,
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:41A
Lawyer: Colgan Air doubted crash pilot's ability
"I don't know about from a legal standpoint, but it's clearly very relevant from a safety standpoint," said Kuwik, who is not part of any lawsuit against Pinnacle. "This is a shining example once again that this was a very avoidable and preventable
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:32A
U.S. settles dispute with Oklahoma tribe
The United States reached a final settlement of $380 million Friday with a Native American tribe to resolve allegations of mismanagement of trust assets in a long-standing lawsuit. The agreement with the Osage Tribe capped a 12-year dispute over the
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:22A
McDaniel spells out 'cash funds' policy
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel now has a policy for spending millions of dollars his office has from lawsuit settlements, a policy that will still allow him to choose where the money goes but will give the Legislature some oversight.
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:15A
US Judge Dismisses Arizona's Claim Over Enforcement Of Immigration Laws
The Justice Department said it was pleased Bolton had dismissed the lawsuit. The court's decision to dismiss the suit is "frustrating but not entirely surprising," Brewer responded. "It is but the latest chapter in a story that Arizonans know all too
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:13A
2 Ohio court cases raise questions about lawsuits filed by injured workers
The court rulings this week looked at the 2005 Ohio law that said employees injured on the job are entitled to workers' compensation payments but no lawsuit damages except in narrow circumstances when there is a "deliberate intent" to injure.
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:10A
Feds offer a kick-start for USEC plant
The Ohio Attorney General filed a lawsuit today against Egyptian Cotton Warehouse, an Ohio-based company that sells home linens and bedding online, accusing the company of violating Ohio numerous consumer sales practices laws.
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:07A
Changes proposed for home refinancing
The Ohio Attorney General filed a lawsuit today against Egyptian Cotton Warehouse, an Ohio-based company that sells home linens and bedding online, accusing the company of violating Ohio numerous consumer sales practices laws.
Updated: 10/22/2011 06:02A
Clark must address lingering mess from Boss Power lawsuit
The facts as admitted by the government lawyer in the lawsuit by Boss Power are that the mining company filed a notice of work for a prospective uranium property near Kelowna. The government announced three days later it was not going to allow any more
Updated: 10/22/2011 05:56A
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