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The supermarket war
ShopRite and Price Chopper's rivalry has escalated with a lawsuit and accusations of an internet trademark violation. Independent of any legal issues, the situation suggests that ShopRite breached business ethics. Although cynics may think that such a
Updated: 10/31/2011 01:05P
Data Breach Costs: Beware Vendor Contract Fine Print
(SAIC), working on behalf of Tricare, in September, the $4.9 billion lawsuit by affected individuals filed last week was lodged against TRICARE and the Department of Defense, not SAIC. Similarly, Stanford Hospital had a $20 million lawsuit filed
Updated: 10/31/2011 01:04P
Timberwolves F Michael Beasley Is Suing Blazers G Nolan Smith's Stepfather
In arguably the most explosive lawsuit to hit the AAU community in years, Eric Prisbell and Steve Yanda of the Washington Post report that Minnesota Timberwolves forward Michael Beasley is suing his
Updated: 10/31/2011 01:04P
Taylor Swift Denies Topless Photos, Threatens Legal Action
When Taylor Swift wants to get even, sweet revenge typically takes the form of a chart-topping country pop song, not a lawsuit. But then, the meanies T-Swizz typically contends with seem to be bad-boys and/or John Mayer -- not, say, fame-whoring
Updated: 10/31/2011 01:01P
Judge denies injunction in defamation case against popular Myrtle Beach web
In that lawsuit, Scott Pyle said his wife – an osteopathic physician in Conway – at one time invested $120000 in Myrtle-Beach.com LLC and became a member of that corporation. She later wanted to leave the corporation and demanded that Hucks return her
Updated: 10/31/2011 01:00P
Pfizer overpays ex-worker and wants its money back
Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has filed a lawsuit in New York City to try to recover $411288.49 in severance it paid a former employee — by mistake. The suit says that instead of sending Janet Rodriguez $105851.75, it sent $517140.24 because of an
Updated: 10/31/2011 01:00P
Lawsuit of the Day: Everyone's A Loser in Tamman v. Nixon Peabody
Alas, a recent lawsuit filed against Nixon Peabody by a former partner at the firm, David Tamman, does not put the firm in a very winning light. Instead, it just makes everyone look bad. The allegations are seamy. What does Tamman allege?
Updated: 10/31/2011 12:56P
Occupy Nashville protesters sue Haslam over curfew, ask courts for injunction
The lawsuit claims the curfew was created without following required procedures, and its enforcement violates the protesters rights to free speech, freedom of assembly and due process. A federal judge on Monday will hear the protesters' request for a
Updated: 10/31/2011 12:55P
Legal punches exchanged in Wight versus City of Friendswood fight
A lawsuit between Wight Realty Interests and the City of Friendswood continues to move through the legal system. Both sides recently filed a “motion for summary judgment.” Those are pleadings they say are based on facts of the case not in dispute.
Updated: 10/31/2011 12:55P
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: Who's behind the 'information attacks' on climate
The groups have not only been fighting on behalf of the energy industry: They've also been targeting laws that restrict corporate money in elections and that require disclosure of contributions. In 2009, Western Tradition Partnership sued the city of
Updated: 10/31/2011 12:54P
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