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Judge rules for city in Baptist Ministers' suit
Superior Court Judge J. David Roper today ruled in favor of Augusta in a lawsuit filed by the Baptist Ministers Conference, finding that the mayor does not have power to hire and fire employees and that the commission did nothing wrong
Updated: 11/17/2011 03:02P
Va. Beach firm says Corbin Bernsen violated contract
The company, Innovative Legal Marketing, filed a counterclaim in Norfolk federal court to Bernsen's lawsuit alleging the company terminated his contract without cause. He says the company owes him $668000. The company now says Bernsen owes it $600000.
Updated: 11/17/2011 03:01P
SPLC fights for right to marry for illegal immigrants
By Carol Robinson -- The Birmingham News MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- The Southern Poverty Law Center today filed a second lawsuit challenging the practice in many Alabama counties that denies illegal immigrants the right to marry. The practice, according to
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:59P
Haverstraw Employee Claims Harassment
The town said they expect her lawsuit to be dismissed. A state Supreme Court judge agreed with the case Richard Brega Jr., owner of Brega Transport Corp., who claimed Rockland County did not fairly consider his bid for the county's Transport of
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:55P
Wegmans named in Turkish pine nuts lawsuit
Pritzker-Olsen, a national food safety law firm has filed a lawsuit against Wegmans and Sunrise Commodities on behalf of client. The suit was filed in the New York state Supreme Court in Monroe County. The plaintiff, who isn't being named,
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:54P
More Abuse Claims Against Camp Sen. Brown Attended
The pair has both filed a civil lawsuit against the facility, claiming that the camp was negligent in hiring and employing workers who abused them. One of the plaintiffs, Cheryl A. Madden, who now lives in Florida, came forward with her allegations
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:53P
Hospitals Level Antitrust Claims at Kaiser
A Kaiser spokeswoman called the antitrust complaint a "baseless" attempt to deflect a Kaiser lawsuit against Prime Healthcare Services, but Prime called Kaiser's lawsuit part of the hospital giant's "coordinated attack." Prime Healthcare Services sued
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:50P
Sore Losers: Administration Retaliating Against Alabama for Winning
The Obama administration does not want most immigration laws enforced. They've stated so explicitly in internal memos, letters to members of Congress, and in a public announcement of a policy shift in August. The Obama administration is not keen on
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:50P
Dairy Class-Action Lawsuit Gets Bigger
WASHINGTON -- A class-action lawsuit filed against dairy industry groups for macabre practices that may violate federal anti-trust laws is getting bigger. In early September, a class-action lawsuit was filed by dairy consumers, charging that the
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:49P
Lawsuit dropped, but Justin Bieber baby claim lingers
Sources close to Bieber said on Wednesday that arrangements were underway for the DNA test to take place soon. Chicago attorney Jeffery Leving said on Wednesday that Yeater had dropped the lawsuit but had a new legal team and hoped to reach a private
Updated: 11/17/2011 02:48P
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