News from September 2016
Stay Safe Alert accused of violating law with monitoring fee
PITTSBURGH — A man is suing Stay Alert Safety Services, a North Carolina company, citing alleged negligent misrepresentation, unfair competition and violation of state law.
Man allegedly burned while fixing plumbing, sues
PITTSBURGH — A married couple from New Castle have filed a lawsuit against Central Heating and Plumbing Co. Inc., A.O. Smith Corporation and Bradford White Corporation, alleging negligence in connection with serious burn injuries.
Woman says Gemini Bakery Equipment improperly blocked benefits
HARRISBURG — A woman claiming rights as the beneficiary of an insurance plan has filed a class-action lawsuit against Gemini Bakery Equipment Co., an employer, citing alleged breach of fiduciary duty and unlawful denial of benefits.
Killion and Sons Well Service accused of not paying proper overtime
PITTSBURGH — An employee of Killion and Sons Well Service Inc. is suing the company, alleging failure to follow wage laws.
Man accuses Premier Baths of violating telephone law
PITTSBURGH — A man is suing telemarketers over alleged violation of telephone harassment statutes.
Man says Medical Alert telemarketing violated law
PITTSBURGH — A man is suing telemarketers over alleged violation of telephone harassment statutes.
Woman accuses Susquehanna Bancshares of retaliation, discrimination
HARRISBURG — A woman is suing her former employers and former supervisor, alleging violation of the Family and Medical Leave Act, retaliation, discrimination, hostile work environment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Ironbridge Construction accused of not paying bill
HARRISBURG — A Maryland corporation and the federal government are suing Virginia company Ironbridge Construction Inc. and Arch Insurance Company, citing alleged breach of contract.
Secretary of labor says administrator stiffed employees on retirement plan
PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. Secretary of Labor is suing Steven Keares Inc., Harry S. Keares and the Steven Keares Inc. 401(k) Retirement Plan, citing alleged breach of contract and breach of duty.
Ameri Motors targeted in claim of odometer tampering
PHILADELPHIA — A consumer is suing a car dealer and a financing company, citing alleged breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation and violation of state and federal law.
TransUnion, Equifax, others accused of reporting incorrect credit information
PHILADELPHIA — A woman is suing credit reporting agencies, citing alleged negligence and negligent misrepresentation.
Virginia company Rivershore Charters accused of breaching contract
&&&PHILADELPHIA — A Pennsylvania corporation is suing Rivershore Charters Inc. and Mark Perry, a Virginia company and its president, alleging breach of contract.
City of Philadelphia, officer face allegations of unjustified beating
A man is suing the City of Philadelphia and Police Officer Michael Kuzianik, alleging unlawful assault, battery and excessive use of force.
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company accused of improperly handling claim
A married couple's lawsuit against State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company alleges breach of contract.
Trash collector alleges motorist negligently struck him
A Pittsburgh man is suing another city resident, alleging she struck him with a vehicle while he was working as a trash collector.
Grow Smart Kids denies trademark infringement
A Pennsylvania juice company is suing a Georgia competitor, disputing a claim of trademark infringement.
HCR Manorcare accused of not implementing proper care plan
A representative of a deceased man's estate has filed a wrongful death claim alleging negligence in nursing home care.
Federal government alleges Coraopolis man owes on student loans
PITTSBURGH – A Coraopolis man is alleged to have defaulted on his student loans.
Third Circuit Court determines CVS warehouse worker not fired because of disability
PHILADELPHIA – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has determined that CVS RX Services, Inc. did not fire one of its warehouse employees due to her disability.
Plaintiff's negligence appeal versus medical centers and neurosurgeons found untimely by Superior Court
HARRISBURG – A plaintiff’s appeal of summary judgment against a pair of medical facilities and two neurosurgeons has been quashed and labeled “untimely”, according to the Superior Court of Pennsylvania.