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Appeals court says public policy ends lawsuit stemming from car crash
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Updated: 11/18/2011 02:41P
Oceanside settles Melrose extension lawsuit
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside has settled a lawsuit with a North County environmental group over a proposed extension of Melrose Drive through north Oceanside, and has agreed to make the road narrower and cover attorneys fees for legal proceedings so far.
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:39P
Neb. gas firm wins latest legal skirmish in condemnation suit over 9100 acres
More than 173 property owners hold some property interest in the more than 40 tracts — spanning three south-central Kansas counties — that are targeted in the lawsuit. Among the issues addressed in this latest ruling are eight gas wells drilled into a
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:37P
Riverdale must pay legal fees in FOI case
(AP) -- Nebraska has eighty-sixed a "420" license KGAN-TV files and maintains quarterly Children's Television Reports and DTV Consumer Education Activity Reports in its Public File. The Public File is available to the public at 600 Old Marion Road NE,
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:36P
Tootsie Roll sues company making Footzyrolls footwear
A small footwear company selling a Footzyrolls shoe brand got hit with a trademark lawsuit this week from Chicago-based candy giant Tootsie Roll Industries. According to the lawsuit filed in federal court in Illinois, Rollashoe, which makes rollable
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:34P
Roundup: Texas Jobless Rate Drops Slightly To 8.4 Percent
A new Texas law that would require more identification from voters has hit a road bump. The US Department of Justice says the state provided "incomplete" information. Therefore, the agency says they can't determine whether the new law would illegally
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:34P
Man sacked from job after refusing to wear 666 sticker for fear of eternal
Billy Hyatt says in a federal lawsuit that he was fired in 2009 after he refused to wear the sticker proclaiming that his factory in Atlanta had been accident-free for 666 days. That number is the "mark of the beast" in the Bible's Book of Revelation
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:33P
Former UTOPIA executive intends to sue West Valley City Mayor Mike Winder over
Hancock said that was about the same time Burwash informed him via email he was moving to London and wouldn't be able to continue writing for Deseret Connect — at least for the near future. Mike Winder , mayor of West Valley City , poses outside his
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:31P
BNY Mellon Loses Bid to End Virginia Suit Over Pension-Fund Forex Trades
Bank of New York Mellon Corp., the world's largest custody bank, lost a bid for dismissal of a lawsuit in which the state of Virginia accused it of defrauding pension funds in foreign currency exchange trades. A judge in Fairfax, Virginia,
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:28P
Baby-Seizing Is a Recurring Theme in Lawrence County
Both lawsuits name Lawrence County Children and Youth Services (LCCYS) and hospital operator Jameson Health System as defendants, as well as individual case workers. Eileen Bower says her nightmare began after she registered a false-positive on a
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:27P
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