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SurplusEQ.com, Inc. Wins 1st Round in Suit Brought by AFL Telecommunications
The company is proud of its 11-year history buying and selling quality high-tech equipment, and more recently in sales of new fiber optic equipment. Specializing in the fiber optic, electronic and optical test equipment, semiconductor and PCB
Updated: 12/09/2011 09:19A
Inmate Sues Detroit TV Station
UNDATED (WTVB) - A 22-year-old prison inmate who sued the state of Michigan in June because he was denied access to pornography behind bars, has now filed a 20-million-dollar lawsuit against a Detroit television station. Kyle Richards, who is serving a
Updated: 12/09/2011 09:10A
Federal magistrate: $20M wrongful death lawsuit should be dismissed
US District Court magistrate James Knepp has recommended that a federal judge dismiss a $20 million wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Bryan Jones, who Sandusky County deputies shot and killed last year. Jones' parents are suing the county
Updated: 12/09/2011 09:08A
News bites: Australian court rules Samsung can sell Galaxy tablet
Australia's highest court dismissed Apple's lawsuit and ruled that Samsung can begin selling its Galaxy tablet computers in the country, the Associated Press reports. IBM plans to buy DemandTec,
Updated: 12/09/2011 09:07A
Iconic Alabama-based restaurant company sued over 'Give 'em the Pickle
Media Partners said in the lawsuit that a Wintzell's manager said the company didn't want to pay for licensed copies of the video. A Wintzell's manager was not immediately available for comment early Friday morning. Wintzell's operates stores across
Updated: 12/09/2011 09:06A
Photo galleries, story: Avery files civil rights suit over homicide conviction
AP MILWAUKEE — A Wisconsin man exonerated of rape after serving 18 years in prison, then convicted of helping kill a woman after he was set free filed a lawsuit from prison claiming his civil rights were violated. Steven Avery was released from prison
Updated: 12/09/2011 09:03A
AT&T facing judge on T-Mobile deal
Today's hearing in the Justice Department's lawsuit to stop the T-Mobile takeover was called by US District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle as she seeks to ensure both sides will be ready for trial on Feb. 13. Huvelle will also assess the status of lawsuits
Updated: 12/09/2011 08:59A
Wrestler Hulk Hogan files defamation suit against ex-wife
The 18-page lawsuit claims Linda Bollea wrote "Wrestling the Hulk—My Life Against the Ropes" to help revive her career. She wrote that her husband abused her during their marriage and had homosexual encounters. Terry Bollea says the claims have harmed
Updated: 12/09/2011 08:57A
Kids Suing US Over Climate Change Inaction
Back in May, I wrote about a group of kids, led by Alec Loorz, who are suing the US government for its inaction (1 lawsuit is against the federal government, while the remaining 9 are against individual states). A recent post on Grist reminded me of
Updated: 12/09/2011 08:57A
Seventh Circuit finds lack of jurisdiction over removed AG lawsuit involving
Illinois AG Lisa Madigan sought to recover, under state antitrust law, allegedly inflated prices on LCD products sold to the state, its agencies and residents. The defendant removed the case to federal court, and then sought to appeal the district
Updated: 12/09/2011 08:54A
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