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Sen. Edwards law may help attorneys for autistic boy in beating lawsuit
A law opening the possibility of insurance claims against "immune defendants" written by Roanoke state senator John Edwards could come into play in aa lawsuit involving an autistic boy's beating on a Bedford County school bus.
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:26P
Justin Bieber was Mariah Yeater's second-choice baby daddy?
Yeater said in her lawsuit that she and Bieber met at a concert in LA, were immediately attracted to one another and then went backstage so they could be alone. He then allegedly talked dirty to her and left her with child after 30 seconds of sexual
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:25P
Teachers Union and CPS Finally Settle on School Day Issue
After months of wrangling, the Chicago Teachers Union agreed to drop its pending lawsuit against Chicago Public Schools in exchange for CPS stopping aggressively campaigning schools to extend the school day. CTU President Karen Lewis called a meeting
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:23P
Jacoby & Meyers Hits Bump in Bid to Seek Outside Investors
A skeptical federal judge questioned this week whether Jacoby & Meyers has standing to bring a lawsuit challenging a state ethics law that bans outside investment in law firms and, if so, why federal court is an appropriate venue to litigate the issue,
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:23P
Judge dismisses lawsuit against Seacrest Country Day School
The lawsuit, filed March 15 in Collier County Circuit Court, named Head of School Lynee Powell and Director of Admissions Caroline Randall as defendants. The Askar's pulled their children from Seacrest Oct. 1, 2010, 28 days after they started school.
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:20P
Family of Fresno Pacific Student Files Lawsuit
One year after Fresno police shot land killed a Fresno Pacific University student, the student's family has filed a lawsuit against the makers of an alcoholic drink. The family of Rod Fiorini filed the suit against Phusion Products of
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:19P
Judge tosses MPR's light-rail suit
The Ramsey County District Court on Friday dismissed Minnesota Public Radio's breach-of-contract lawsuit against the Metropolitan Council over the Central Corridor light rail. The suit, originally filed on Feb.
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:18P
Lincolnwood District 74 moves ahead with rebuilding plan despite protests
About 100 community members filled the room, many voicing disapproval with the plan and some even threatening a lawsuit. Citing numerous safety-related concerns found throughout the existing building, the School Board in October voted 6-0 with one
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:14P
Never-ending asbestos quagmire
An emerging set of problems relates to the activities of the asbestos bankruptcy trusts established under § 524(g) of the bankruptcy code. These trusts, which have a total capitalization of more than $30 billion, were established by companies forced
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:14P
Neighborhood group to file lawsuit over San Rafael pro ball plan
A neighborhood group that opposes Centerfield Partners' plans to bring professional baseball to Albert Park has submitted a letter to San Rafael officials saying it will file a lawsuit seeking an environmental review.
Updated: 11/04/2011 05:12P
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