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HARRISBURG - The Voter Reference Foundation has gone to federal court to sue Pennsylvania after it says the Commonwealth failed to disclose election information that should be open to the public.
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SCRANTON - Property owners and the United States are named as defendants in a lawsuit over injuries a man who has since decease suffered in a fall at a post office.
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SCRANTON - A woman alleges in a new federal lawsuit that a Pittston cop refused to admit he was wrong about her registration because he was more interested in towing her car.
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SCRANTON - Two Hispanic voters are suing the Hazleton Area School District because they say it unfairly tilts the field against Hispanic candidates.
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SCRANTON - A woman says she was discriminated against by her employer, the City of Scranton, for a variety of reasons, including her son's political career.
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HARRISBURG - A former teacher at a Harrisburg day care says it mistreated her and her 5-year-old son, who was told when hungry he could eat food that was in the trash can.
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HARRISBURG - An employee of York County's 911 call center says she was first harassed, then fired for filing a complaint.
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WILLIAMSPORT - A federal wrongful death lawsuit says staff at Lycoming County's prison allowed a man's diabetic condition to worsen until he died in custody.
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SCRANTON, Pa. (Legal Newsline) – Though the federal judge hearing a long-running case against the nation’s largest student loan servicer said it could, the U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that Navient may not appeal a ruling that rejects one of its arguments for judgment.
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SCRANTON — An Abington Heights School District teacher claims his civil rights are being violated due to a teachers union's threat to collect hundreds of dollars in dues despite his resignation from the union.
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SCRANTON – A former physical education teacher and varsity baseball coach at West Scranton High School claims that the local school district unfairly claimed he violated a settlement reached in prior litigation, for presenting awards to student athletes.
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SCRANTON -- A student is suing a university after being expelled days before graduation and having his undergraduate diploma withheld from him.
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SCRANTON — A couple are claiming negligence against Split Rock Resort in Lake Harmony after the wife slipped and hit her head on a concrete wall while entering the restroom.
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A Damascus concrete delivery truck driver sued multiple defendants in the Middle Pennsylvania District Court after he was injured while driving a cement truck, according to documents filed on Feb. 9.
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Pennsylvania State University faces charges in the Middle Pennsylvania District Court from a Florida man who says he was wrongfully terminated as a university employee, according to documents filed on March 1.
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HARRISBURG - A commercial truck driver from Wheeling, Ill., filed civil charges against food manufacturer Plainville Farms on Feb. 18 after he says he slipped at a Plainville loading dock and sustained injuries, according to court documents filed in Harrisburg federal court.
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SCRANTON, Pa. (Legal Newsline) – Navient’s defense in a lawsuit brought by a federal agency is headed down a detour, as the company has successfully asked to appeal a recent decision.
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WILLIAMSPORT – A New York couple are bringing suit against the Potter Family Campground for negligence, after one of the plaintiffs fell upon entering a cabin there and sustained a broken shoulder.
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SCRANTON – Blue Mountain Resort has denied allegations it was responsible for the death of a man who suffered a fatal fall from a chairlift and says the decedent’s estate has not stated a claim upon which relief could or should be granted.
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SCRANTON – The Pike County District Attorney’s Office says the execution of a lawful search warrant is sufficient to dismiss civil rights violations claims from the parents of a man who committed a murderous attack against a Pennsylvania State Police barracks in 2014, for what they feel was an unlawful seizure of their cache of firearms.
