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Occupy Tulsa protesters to file tort claims against city
Tort claims are required by law in such cases before a person can file a lawsuit so that the governing body has the opportunity to address the claims, said Brian Horton, a protest spokesman. The group's attorneys plan to file eight claims Wednesday,
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:55A
Players begin court action
Even so, Boies said he hopes it won't be necessary to go to trial. Anthony and Chauncey Billups of the Knicks, NBA scoring leader Durant, rookie Kawhi Leonard and Grizzlies forward Leon Powe were listed as plaintiffs in the complaint that was filed in
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:55A
NORDAM, Cessna settle legal dispute over CJ4 cabinetry
In its lawsuit filed in April, NORDAM alleged Cessna breached a sole-source contract for NORDAM's production of interior cabinetry for Cessna's CJ4 business jet. NORDAM alleged Cessna breached a 2001 sole-source master agreement between the companies
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:55A
Trolley death suit settled for $850K
In May, South's family filed a $2.5 million lawsuit against Virginia Regional Transit and the trolley driver, William L. Garrett, who they said was negligent. The lawsuit claimed Garrett failed to keep a proper lookout, drove at an excessive speed,
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:54A
Virginia Regional Transit settles Staunton trolley death lawsuit with $850000
In May, South's family filed a $2.5 million lawsuit against Virginia Regional Transit and the trolley driver, William L. Garrett, who they said was negligent. The lawsuit claimed Garrett failed to keep a proper lookout, drove at an excessive speed,
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:45A
Century Aluminum's CEO resigns, sues company
Century Aluminum said in a news release Tuesday that its CEO Logan Kruger had not only resigned but had also filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging a breach of contract and wrongful termination. Century Aluminum Co said in a news release on
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:43A
Former deputy warden of Mansfield prison must repay state for his incarceration
The settlement, expressed in an order by Judge James T. Graham, concluded a lawsuit by the state Department of Correction to recover its $133-per-day cost of imprisoning Neal Kearney, the former deputy warden at Bergin, which is located near the
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:42A
NBA: Union files antitrust complaints in two states
The NBA already has filed a pre-emptive lawsuit in New York seeking to prove the lockout is legal and likely would push for cases to be moved there to gain the legal home court. The California filing says that in 2007, Stern met with union negotiators
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:37A
Haverstraw town employee's lawsuit claims sexual harassment
GARNERVILLE — A female Haverstraw town employee has sued a male co-worker and the town, alleging that the co-worker made sexual comments and remarks toward her and that the town failed to take appropriate actions to address the issue.
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:32A
Knicks' 'Melo, Billups file lawsuit
Attorneys for the locked-out players filed a 25-page federal anti-trust lawsuit last night in California setting off commissioner David Stern's worst nightmare. Star lead attorney David Boies ripped Stern last night in the Harlem offices
Updated: 11/16/2011 02:29A
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