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More problems in store for Murray | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-11-13
Medicus is asking a judge to rule that it is not responsible for paying Murray's legal bills in his fights with various medical boards, Joe Jackson's lawsuit or his criminal defense. The case was on hiatus until after the criminal trial.
Updated: 11/13/2011 03:06A
Law firms face challenge to business model
“The way law firms do business is changing drastically, but the core is still the same,” Gallant said. “The values haven't change, such as ethics, service to clients and respecting the courts.” Jacoby & Meyers first filed lawsuits in May in Connecticut
Updated: 11/13/2011 03:03A
Attorneys add new claims of conspiracy to excessive force lawsuit against
After Verdi was Tasered and fell, he was unresponsive, the lawsuit says. He underwent three brain surgeries and “suffers from debilitating headaches, memory loss, periodic slurred speech and vision problems and multiple physical limitations,” the suit
Updated: 11/13/2011 02:40A
Bias claimed in state firing
AP JACKSON — A Jackson woman has filed a federal lawsuit claiming she was fired by the state because of her race. According to Saturday's Clarion-Ledger, Janice Brown filed the racial discrimination lawsuit last week in US District Court in Jackson.
Updated: 11/13/2011 02:33A
Former lawmaker sues former VECO CEO, asks for more than $100000
According to court records, Kohring has filed a lawsuit against Bill Allen — the man he admitted bribed him — and the company Allen owned. The lawsuit filed in June is for defamation of character. It has yet to reach a point where it has been heard in
Updated: 11/13/2011 02:19A
Brown Act allegation prompts new vote on Peninsula stadium lights
In response to a lawsuit claiming the Palos Verdes Peninsula school board violated the state's open meeting law when it rejected a proposal for football night lighting at a local high school, the school district has moved
Updated: 11/13/2011 02:11A
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Wendell Qualls, formerly of Realty Executives and RE/MAX Western Realty, has joined the staff of RE/MAX Pinnacle in Durango. Qualls was previously associated with RE/MAX from 1999 to 2007 and earned RE/MAX's Platinum Club Award and numerous 100 percent
Updated: 11/13/2011 02:03A
OCEANSIDE: Melrose Drive extension back on track after court settlement
The recent settlement of a lawsuit by a North County environmental group that challenged construction of the North Melrose Drive extension to Highway 76 removes a major impediment to the $20 million project, Oceanside officials said last week.
Updated: 11/13/2011 01:15A
Residents sue Palm Bay mayor seeking fourth term
The lawsuit, filed Thursday, claims Mazziotti, who has served consecutively since April 2003, is not eligible to run again because he already has served three terms allowed under the city charter. Mazziotti has filed to seek a fourth term, arguing that
Updated: 11/13/2011 01:08A
HICKS COLUMN: Illegals law expensive, plain wrong
Last week, 16 Latin American and Caribbean nations asked to join the US Justice Department's lawsuit against the state's new illegal immigrants law. They say South Carolina's law -- which basically calls for police to demand papers from
Updated: 11/13/2011 12:54A
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