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ComScore Loses Bid To Transfer Privacy Case To Virginia
Consumers who are suing comScore for allegedly duping them into installing monitoring software will be allowed to proceed with the lawsuit in Illinois, rather than transfer it to Virginia, a federal judge has ruled.
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:54P
Reader Roundup: Council Contradictions?
The police, victims, and courts, are not the "cause" of the costs of prosecuting a criminal, the criminal is the cause by violating law. To attempt this lame switching of blame is just vindictive casuistry, and deceitful. This blame the messenger
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:52P
Pittsburgh insurer to pay $60000 to settle lawsuit alleging wrongful arrest
AP PITTSBURGH — The city of Pittsburgh has settled a lawsuit filed by two men who said they were wrongly swept up in arrests during the Group of 20 economic summit two years ago. Solicitor Dan Regan said Monday that the western Pennsylvania city's
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:48P
West Covina federal lawsuit: judge needs more time to rule
A federal district judge said Monday he wants more time to review a civil rights lawsuit that alleges a West Covina sex crimes investigator imprisoned a man in order to continue having sex with the man's ex-wife.
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:41P
Pasadena's Foster subject of lawsuit
The lawsuit, filed in 2010, alleges that Foster instructed public works staff in Riverside to forgo the competitive bidding process for city contracts in clear violation of the Riverside's municipal code. The suit, which also names the city of
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:39P
NY hotel maid: Strauss-Kahn doesn't have immunity
NEW YORK (AP) - Former International Monetary Fund leader Dominique Strauss-Kahn doesn't have diplomatic immunity from a civil lawsuit filed by a hotel maid who claims he sexually assaulted her in his room, according to court papers her
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:36P
Judge orders pretrial hearing in Sardis lawsuit
Contact: 405-278-2838 / scott.carter@journalrecord.com / http://twitter.com/JRMScottCarter OKLAHOMA CITY – The federal judge presiding over the Sardis Lake lawsuit has ordered a pretrial hearing for 10 am Nov. 3, recently filed court documents show.
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:31P
Mason, Putnam also ask Supreme Court to block redistricting
A second lawsuit contending that the House of Delegates' redistricting plan unconstitutionally gerrymanders delegate districts has been filed with the state Supreme Court. Mason and Putnam counties filed a petition late Friday asking the high court to
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:31P
Bans fliers from classrooms, says even newspaper ads 'stir up trouble'
A school superintendant in Oklahoma faces a lawsuit today for not only forbidding a community-led Christian club from placing fliers in the elementary school, but also for allegedly telling the Kids for Christ program not to advertise in
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:25P
Port & Watts settle lawsuit
Guam - Proof that mediation works, Watts Constructors and the Port Authority of Guam have reached a settlement. Watts was disputing more than a million dollars in charges imposed by the agency after the company sent cargo through the
Updated: 10/24/2011 09:25P
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