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Davis Avoids Lawsuit With Payment Plan
(AP) The Mississippi state auditor's office has agreed to allow Southaven Mayor Greg Davis to make a "substantial" payment on the $170000 he owes by week's end to avoid a civil lawsuit. The auditor's office said on Nov. 2 that it had issued a demand
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:22A
'Cash' released from Healdsburg shelter for dog training [The Press Democrat
06 --Cash, the large dog whose suitability for adoption provoked a lawsuit and questions about the operation of the Healdsburg Animal Shelter , is being released to a dog training facility. Shelter Director Julie Seal said Monday that the 110-pound
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:21A
Councilman loses another round in fight with West Windsor mayor
Lame duck Councilman Charles Morgan has gotten the answers he sought from Hsueh in 2009, and a lower court was right to dismiss his January 2010 lawsuit against the mayor, the court found. “Once plaintiff received a written response to his October 2009
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:14A
Widow sues insurer to recover death benefits
29 in Jefferson County District Court against Globe Life and Accident Insurance Co. In her complaint, Debbie L. Short alleges her husband, John L. Short, had an insurance policy through Globe Life and Accident Insurance Co. when he died on April 17,
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:14A
SecuGen Obtains Permanent Injunction Against Suprema Distributors and OEM
SecuGen has alleged that optical fingerprint sensors made by Suprema Inc. and incorporated into biometric security products by Suprema and its distributors and OEM partners willfully infringe SecuGen's patent, US Patent No. 6324020, issued in 2001.
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:08A
Defendant claims prior settlement has already been paid
Melanie LeBlanc filed a lawsuit Nov. 24 in Jefferson County District Court against Gold Crest Electric Co. LeBlanc alleges Gold Crest obtained a settlement against her for $13640, plus $2873 in pre-judgment interest, $167 in court costs and $4500 in
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:07A
Port Arthur wreck subject of suit
Kadeem Livingston filed a lawsuit Nov. 28 in Jefferson County District Court against Erik Anotnio Burgos. In his complaint, Livingston claims he drove west in the 3700 block of 32nd Street when he slowed for traffic. Suddenly, Burgos failed to control
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:07A
Health Highlights: Dec. 6, 2011
A dozen former professional football players have launched a lawsuit accusing the NFL and its teams of repeatedly giving them the painkiller Toradol before and during games, making it more difficult for the players to recognize when they'd suffered a
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:07A
Erin Andrews sues for $10 million over peephole video
ESPN's most famous sideline reporter has filed a lawsuit seeking a total of $10 million in damages for what happened at the West End Marriott Hotel, near the Vanderbilt campus, according to the Tennessean. The lawsuit contends she suffered invasion of
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:05A
Dust finally settles on Zynga, MegaCity maker Vostu's legal battle
Our guess is that changes will be made to four of the games involved in Zynga's initial lawsuit (filed way back in June of this year)--MegaCity, PetMania, CafeMania, and Mini Fazenda--to reduce their similarities to their Zynga-made counterparts.
Updated: 12/06/2011 09:04A
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