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Closing arguments raise questions of truthfulness in Portland Public Schools
A bruising 13-day trial testing whether top Portland Public Schools officials demoted a special education principal because she stood up for workplace safety and special education students' rights was turned over to a Multnomah County jury Tuesday.
Updated: 12/06/2011 11:06P
Judge rules EVSC construction project legal but doesn't address its 'smell'
EVANSVILLE — A special judge has ruled in favor of the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. and its nonprofit foundation in a lawsuit filed by some local contractors. The case focused on how the school district went about renovating a
Updated: 12/06/2011 11:00P
Search underway for Kent Co. teenager
The giant health insurer Aetna filed a lawsuit in Detroit's federal court today ... More than 24 million people have gone in for a free annual physical or other ... A mother of three from Sheboygan, Wis., credits her 10-year-old daughter, her .
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:57P
Feds backing Minnesota whistle-blower's suit against Kentucky-based
The US attorney's office in Minnesota has filed a civil complaint against a Kentucky-based rehabilitation company, joining a lawsuit from a Minnesota whistle-blower. The complaint alleges RehabCare Group Inc. paid kickbacks to a
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:52P
The Kent County Sheriff's Office is searching for a missing teenager.
The giant health insurer Aetna filed a lawsuit in Detroit's federal court today ... More than 24 million people have gone in for a free annual physical or other ... A mother of three from Sheboygan, Wis., credits her 10-year-old daughter, her .
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:52P
Judge approves $3.6 million settlement in real estate deal gone bust
On Tuesday, eight years after it began, US District Court Judge John Steele approved a $3.6 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by two Broward County couples who represent more than 600 investors who have joined the class, so far.
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:49P
Greenwood revises procedures for filing complaints
The city decided to establish a detailed complaint procedure, change police policies about alcohol use and off-duty arrest powers and pay $60000 to end a lawsuit. Greenwood residents Douglas and Pam Sprague sued the city over an
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:43P
Ex-Manhattan chiropractor living in style in Seattle and cashing welfare
David Silverstein and Lyudmila Shimonova are the subjects of a new federal lawsuit claiming they collected approximately $135000 in housing welfare while posing as a dutiful landlord and destitute mother of two. Investigators said contrary to their
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:41P
Former NFL players say they didn't know Toradol hid concussions
Before charging out to the field, NFL players lined up in locker rooms for injections of the powerful anti-inflammatory drug Toradol — never realizing the danger of the practice, a lawsuit alleges. According to a claim from 11 former players,
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:40P
Police profiling instances in Connecticut detailed for federal panel
In Danbury, a lawsuit on constitutional grounds brought against the city by 11 Ecuadorian immigrant day laborers, who were arrested, but never charged with a crime, resulted in a $650000 settlement against the city and ICE.
Updated: 12/06/2011 10:36P
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