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Power company alleges it was misled about an installation team's competence
PHILADELPHIA — A power company alleges it was misled about the competence of a business software installation team.
Pennridge School District sues Juul, alleges students were misled on danger of products
PHILADELPHIA — A school district is suing an electronic cigarette manufacturer, alleging that the company misled its students into believing its products were a healthy alternative to smoking.
Judge grants Lower Milford Township summary judgment in former police officer's civil rights suit
PHILADELPHIA – Lower Milford Township has been granted its motion for summary judgment in a civil rights suit filed against it by a former police officer.
Superior Court affirms dismissal of shareholder's suit against EQT over merger with Rice Energy
HARRISBURG – The Superior Court of Pennsylvania has ruled that a lower court properly dismissed a shareholder's second amended complaint against a Pittsburgh hydrocarbon exploration and pipeline transport company.
Teacher fired for allegedly 'ogling' female students has wrongful termination lawsuit partially dismissed
PITTSBURGH – A federal magistrate judge has ruled to partially dismiss a physical education teacher's allegations that he was denied due process when he was terminated.
Highmark to face lawsuit by fired whistleblower
PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has denied three companies;' motions to dismiss an investigator's suit over allegations he was terminated unfairly after uncovering allegedly fraudulent actions.
Judge dismisses part of lawsuit against Harriet Carter Gifts over alleged tracking
PITTSBURGH – A federal judge has partially dismissed a woman's suit against an online vendor and another party over allegations that her activity was tracked while using a website.
SEPTA wins discrimination lawsuit brought by one-handed driver involved in derailment
PHILADELPHIA – A federal magistrate judge has granted defendant Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority's motion for summary judgment in a discrimination case filed by a former bus operator.
Former state Office of Information Technology analyst says her firing violated ADA in lawsuit
PITTSBURGH – A woman who allegedly suffers from anxiety and PTSD filed a lawsuit against the state's Office of Information Technology, her former employer, accusing it of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act when it fired her.
Pennsylvania county says investment went bad after chemical company's Finland site went up in flames
HOUSTON – Pennsylvania's Cambria County Employees Retirement System has filed a class action lawsuit against a chemical maker, its executives and several investment firms after CCERS was allegedly burned by stock shares that plummeted in value following a devastating fire.
Med student accused of sexual harassment sues the University of Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH — A man is suing the University of Pittsburgh, alleging that he was discriminated against due to a false sexual harassment claim.
Client alleges Sommer Law Group breached agreement in insurance claim dispute
PITTSBURGH – A Ross Township woman is suing a law firm alleging that it breached their agreement after she hired it for representation for an insurance claim.
Tumble on escalator results in lawsuit against Dick's Sporting Goods
PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh man is suing a sporting goods store over allegations he was injured due to a faulty escalator.
Idlewild Park visitor alleges hole on property caused torn tendon in foot
PITTSBURGH – A Greensburg woman injured at a water park alleges she was not warned of a hole she stepped in that caused her injuries.
Construction worker files suit against McDermott, others over fall at Delta site
HARRISBURG – A Nottingham man injured on a construction site in Delta is seeking damages from the site's managers and owners.
Philadelphia correctional officers allege they have not been paid overtime since April
PHILADELPHIA – Several Philadelphia correctional officers allege they have not been paid overtime since early 2019.
Foster Wheeler Energy facing suit from feds, state over cleanup of Mountain Top site
SCRANTON – A state department and the federal government are suing a Delaware-incorporated company over the cleanup of a Luzerne County site.
Private Wealth Advisors allege former principal, employee misappropriated trade secrets for competing company
PITTSBURGH – A provider of fee-based wealth management services with offices in Greensburg and Pittsburgh alleges a former employee and former principal misappropriated trade secrets to solicit clients on their new company's behalf
Meadow View Machine alleges negligence of Alro Steel led to man's injuries
LANCASTER – A Leola man is suing a steel company alleging that its negligence resulted in injures to another man.
Penn Waste sued by farmers after truck knocked down power lines, allegedly cost more than $26,000 in damage
LANCASTER – An Elizabethtown couple allege the negligent actions of a waste company knocked down power lines on their property.