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The lawsuits stem from the airport's newest runway, which opened in February 2010. The 9000-foot long strip runs north-south, roughly parallel to Interstate 485, between Wilkinson and West boulevards. Charlotte-Douglas officials have declined to
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:16A
Students consider dining plan suit
Sarkar has used the phrase “mass action lawsuit,” a play on “class action lawsuit,” to describe his mission of having multiple large groups of students simultaneously file lawsuits that seek damages for the breach of contract, he said.
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:11A
City's bill $10G for councilman's lawsuit
BY JOSH MROZINSKI (Staff Writer) A federal civil rights lawsuit filed by a Scranton councilman has so far cost the city $10000 to defend, city officials said. Councilman Jack Loscombe, a retired firefighter, is suing the city and the Firemen's Pension
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:11A
Ambulance company sues over "breached agreement"
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Lackawanna County Court, Lackawanna Ambulance claims the volunteer association breached a "joint pre-hospital billing agreement" by failing to pay all charges owed to Lackawanna Ambulance for its response to the 295 calls
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:11A
FOX Carolina 21Residents near Charlotte airport sue over noise
Charlotte-Douglas officials have declined to comment on the lawsuit, citing the city's policy of not discussing pending litigation. Aviation Director Jerry Orr said about 400 residents sued the airport after a new runway opened in 1979.
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:10A
Residents living near Charlotte-Douglas International file lawsuits over
The lawsuits stem from the airport's newest runway, which opened in February 2010. The 9000-foot long strip runs north-south, roughly parallel to Interstate 485, between Wilkinson and West boulevards. Charlotte-Douglas officials have declined to
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:07A
Veolia hit with lawsuit on financial communication
| PARIS Jan 6 (Reuters) - Veolia Environnement said on Friday that a class-action complaint had been filed against it and some of its current and former executives alleging that its financial communications from 2007-2011 were misleading.
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:06A
Class-action lawsuit filed over O'Fallon towing fee
BY DANIEL KELLEY - O'Fallon Progress O'FALLON -- A Mascoutah man has filed a class-action lawsuit against the city of O'Fallon claiming a fee to tow his vehicle after a drunken driving arrest violated his due process of rights.
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:04A
Rent control
Anti-charter forces had asked Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Paul Feinman to order the Education Department to charge charter schools rent to use space in its buildings. The plaintiffs claimed that the city had failed to collect $100 million in rent,
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:03A
Ex-diplomat's US immunity lawsuit rejected
A judge is reluctantly throwing out a former State Department official's lawsuit demanding diplomatic immunity against charges she helped kidnap a terrorism suspect in Italy. US District Judge Beryl Howell says the case sends a 'demoralising' message
Updated: 01/06/2012 04:01A
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