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Jury sides against fired music professor
A Black Hawk County jury has sided with the University of Northern Iowa in a lawsuit filed by a fired music professor accused of sex abuse by a former student at Logan-Rogersville High School in Missouri. Bradley Barrett took UNI to court,
Updated: 10/29/2011 04:00A
High court reverses ruling on $1B MSTI power line
It added that the county would have "adequate legal remedies" after the agency releases its EIS and called the county's lawsuit "premature." NorthWestern spokeswoman Claudia Rapkoch said the court's decision "validates what we've thought all along.
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:54A
Lawsuit filed after Yuba City child breaks arm in bounce house
Rikill Singh, 4, boy broke his arm as a result, according to a lawsuit filed this month in Sutter County Superior Court. The suit seeks unspecified personal injury damages for the child, according to the family's attorney, Dennis Hill of Lincoln.
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:47A
Family sues Tulsa church over death following boxing match
In the lawsuit, members of Clinkscale's family, including his father, mother, fiancee and two children, were listed as plaintiffs and asked for an unspecified amount of damages in excess of $75000 and punitive or exemplary damages.
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:42A
Federal Court Rules in Favor of Defendants in Key Toxic Tort Lawsuit
Smith, Gambrell & Russell environmental attorneys Andy Thompson and Steve O'Day achieved a major victory in a large toxic tort lawsuit last week. On October 21st, the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit affirmed a federal district court's
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:33A
Cheers to Bon Jovi; Jeers for lawsuit
The idea is that people who can afford a nice meal out can leave a donation of $20 or so and those who struggle to get by and put food on the table can eat out too for whatever they can afford, even if that's doing some volunteer work rather than
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:25A
Taking legal lead
McLaughlin, a military lawyer and a member of the Foxboro Planning Board, said the lawsuit isn't an assault on the military, but a bid for equal rights. "It's an attempt to get benefit parity," McLaughlin said. McLaughlin has served 13 years in the
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:25A
REGION: Court denies training center's temporary restraining order
The firm, which leased the land on the reservation for the training facility, filed a lawsuit in federal court Sept. 15 after the tribe attempted to evict the business from the reservation. Attorneys for Eagle Rock asked the Judge William Q. Hayes to
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:18A
Stockton Fire Department settles discrimination suit
STOCKTON - The city paid a firefighter $30203 for settling a lawsuit that claimed the former chief didn't promote him because of racial discrimination. Ed Rodriguez, who was recently promoted to deputy chief in the Stockton Fire
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:16A
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to violate the anti-corruption law. Court records show they paid $890000 into shell companies used to bribe Haitian officials. The goal was for Terra to gain advantage over competitors for business with Haiti's state-owned communications company.
Updated: 10/29/2011 03:14A
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