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Unions not allowed to intervene in lawsuit
By AP New Hampshire unions are not going to be allowed to intervene in a lawsuit seeking the return of $100 million from a nonprofit that manages health insurance for public employees. A hearings officer denied their request in a ruling released
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:38A
Port Orange woman says probation officer erred
This week, Behnke filed a lawsuit against the Judicial Correction Services, the private company that oversees people on probation in the state. The lawsuit seeks damages for wrongful arrest and false imprisonment The fact that the "grandmother on
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:24A
Former employee's suit against Madison County dismissed
REXBURG - A lawsuit brought by a former Madison County employee against the county in November 2010 for wrongful termination has been dismissed in federal court. Also named in the lawsuit was Brent McFadden, Madison County's planning and zoning
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:21A
Flashback : BC political history
A man who received a one-year jail sentence for his role in the 1994 Stanley Cup riot is receiving public funds to cover the cost of a civil lawsuit against the City of Vancouver and the Vancouver Police Department. The lawsuit claims that Ryan Berntt,
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:20A
Ore. public employee retirees file lawsuit to block release of names, benefits
The Oregonian reports the lawsuit was filed Friday in Marion County Circuit Court. Portland lawyer Greg Hartman filed on behalf of seven retirees and seeks to make the suit a class action. The retirees are angered that the Oregon Public Employees
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:15A
Lawsuit filed in child's death
YOUNGSTOWN - The father of a child that died in foster care while in the custody of the Trumbull County Children Service Board in 2009 has filed a lawsuit in federal court. Thomas Cross of Windham Street in Garrettsville filed the suit Friday in US
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:12A
Around the state
Who is the Alabama Education Association without Paul Hubbert — longtime executive secretary and political power broker? The answer will start to unfold soon, because the 75-year-old AEA chief is retiring because of worsening health problems.
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:06A
Oklahoma business briefs for Nov. 5: Nation & World
But in August, the Justice Department filed a lawsuit to stop the deal, saying it could harm consumers by reducing competition and raising prices. The case goes to trial on Feb. 13. Analysts give AT&T Inc. little chance of defeating the Justice
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:05A
Big East files against West Virginia
The Big East filed a breach-of-contract lawsuit against West Virginia on Friday, four days after the university sued the conference in a bid to make a quick exit for the Big 12. The conference said the lawsuit was filed Friday in Rhode Island Superior
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:03A
Delaware County Sheriff Jay Blackfox resigns
Delaware County Sheriff Jay Blackfox resigned Friday, two days after the county agreed to pay $13.5 million to settle a lawsuit by women alleging they were raped and sexually assaulted in the county jail by law enforcement officers.
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:01A
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