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Iraq War Vet Ordered to Pay $187000 in Failed Lawsuit Against 'Hurt Locker
A federal judge has ordered the Iraq war veteran who claims The Hurt Locker is based on his life to pay more than $180000 in attorneys fees for filing a lawsuit that was tossed by the court. As you'll recall, just days before the 2010 Academy Awards,
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:54A
Can you walk away from your HOA/condo fees after filing for bankruptcy?
This blog and others have discussed (at length) association options when a homeowner is late on assessments and is the defendant in a lawsuit for mortgage foreclosure. What has not been discussed as frequently is the effect of a bankruptcy filing.
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:46A
Corzine, MF Global Executives Face Commodity Traders' Lawsuit
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Jon Corzine and four other former executives of bankrupt MF Global Holdings Ltd. were sued by a group of commodity traders seeking damages for lost funds. Henning-Carey Proprietary Trading LLC,
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:41A
Fine, Former Syracuse Assistant, Is Sued by an Accuser
Stay on top of all the news, on and off the court, on The Times's college sports blog. AP and Coaches Poll AP and Coaches Poll Tomaselli, 23, of Lewiston, Me., filed the suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. He says Fine sexually abused
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:39A
Virginia Tech settles wrongful death lawsuit
A settlement has been reached in a 2009 Fairfax County Circuit Court lawsuit against Virginia Tech University by the parents of a Korean student who killed himself after telling friends and family members he was tired of being falsely associated with
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:36A
Halleck meets with EL officials over BWD lawsuit
LISBON - Columbiana County Commissioner Mike Halleck met this week with East Liverpool officials in the hope of resolving the legal mess the county finds itself in resulting from the city's lawsuit against the Buckeye Water District.
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:33A
State argues hospitals can't sue over Medicaid
The attorney general's office argued yesterday that a lawsuit brought by 10 of the state's largest hospitals should be thrown out because there is no recourse through the courts to contest the state's meager Medicaid
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:32A
Hovercraft law prompts another Yukon River fight between Alaska, Feds
Though now largely deserted, the Yukon River in this corner of Interior Alaska once throbbed with riverboat traffic. Wood-burning sternwheelers belched smoke all the way into Canada as they hauled supplies and gold miners to the Yukon Territory's rich
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:28A
MCSO overtime dispute continues
A group of detention officers filed a lawsuit in federal court earlier this year based on the same claims about unpaid overtime, in part because they were not satisfied with the county's efforts to resolve the dispute, according to their attorney.
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:27A
AT&T May Face Judge's Questions on Plans for T-Mobile Purchase
AT&T will appear in US District Court today for the first time since the company withdrew its application to the Federal Communications Commission seeking approval for the deal. The company said it abandoned the FCC bid after the agency signaled it
Updated: 12/09/2011 12:24A
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