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Final defendant dismissed from wrongful termination suit
GALVESTON - A local visiting judge recently dismissed the last of two defendants in a $500000 lawsuit alleging wrongful termination. Judge Roy Quintanilla dismissed Christina M. New from Terry L. Mitchell's suit and disposed the year-old case on Oct.
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:25P
Syleena Johnson Addresses 'Watch The Throne' Lawsuit Rumors
Last week, Syleena Johnson—daughter of the soul/blues singer and crooner on Kanye's single “All Falls Down”—addressed the lawsuit on Sway In The Morning, frankly, saying, “It'd be cool if everybody would stop saying “your dad is suing Kanye,' because I
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:23P
Caesars scores interim win in Octavius trademark lawsuit
Caesars responded with a federal lawsuit in Las Vegas in April against July accusing him of trademark fraud. The lawsuit charged that two days after Caesars announced plans in July 2007 to build Octavius Tower, July registered website domain names
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:20P
A year after law enforcement and state officials raided his… (Elosa Ruano
In the lawsuit, owner Brian Berry and barbers Mario Anderson and Reginald Trammon claim deputies in masks and SWAT-style gear burst into the shop on Aug. 21, 2010 with DPBR inspectors. The men said they were handcuffed in front of their customers.
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:19P
APNewsBreak: Lawsuit alleges News International promised to pay all Andy
According a nine-page lawsuit filed by Coulson in the court's Queen's Bench Division, News International subsidiary News Group Newspapers has recently refused to pay expenses incurred by Coulson's criminal defense team, telling him that allegations of
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:17P
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Updated: 10/25/2011 01:13P
Dominican College worker wins $400G in federal lawsuit
BLAUVELT — A former Dominican College maintenance worker has won a $403000 verdict against the college in federal court. A US District Court jury found the college retaliated against employee Derrick Creighton by firing him after he complained about
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:12P
Does the First Circuit's decision in Hannaford signal a changing tide?
Several class action lawsuits were filed and combined. Consistent with several other prior data breach class action lawsuit decisions, US District Court for the District of Maine Judge Hornby concluded that “[u]nder Maine law . . . if the negligence
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:10P
Koss reaches $1 million settlement with shareholders
Milwaukee-based headphone manufacturer Koss Corp., and its chief executive officer, Michael Koss, announced that they have agreed to a $1 million settlement with shareholders who filed a class action lawsuit against the company a lawsuit related to the
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:10P
Reynolds posts lower profit for third quarter
The Engle cases have been scrutinized since they sprang from a decision in 2006 by the Florida Supreme Court that decertified a class-action lawsuit initially filed by Howard Engle. The 2006 ruling allowed former class members to file individual
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:08P
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