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$300K for family that sued the Boy Scouts when a tree limb fell on 8-year-old during camping trip
The family of a boy injured at a Boy Scout camping event will settle a lawsuit with the Boy Scouts of America and a local troop.
Customer and Wal-Mart trade blame in trip-and-fall case; Company says fire pit was an obvious danger
PITTSBURGH — A Pennsylvania woman is suing Walmart Inc., doing business as Wal-Mart Supercenter, and Wal-Mart Stores East LP for injuries she allegedly received when she fell over a fire pit in the garden center of a West Mifflin store.
Complaints or performance? Anesthesiologist, UPMC disagree about why he was fired
PITTSBURGH — An anesthesiologist is suing UPMC, University of Pittsburgh Physicians and UPP Inc., claiming he was fired for complaining about illegal activity.
Kid's alleged arm injury the subject of Allegheny Co. lawsuit against Slide the City
PITTSBURGH — A woman and her husband are suing Slide the City for injuries sustained from its water slide event that occurred in 2015.
Commonwealth Court says arbitrator overstepped authority in Pittsburgh police officers' case
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that an arbitrator exceeded her powers and the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas properly vacated an award involving Pittsburgh police officers.
Staffing Plus racial discrimination lawsuit dismissed by federal judge
PHILADELPHIA — A federal judge granted Staffing Plus Inc.'s motion to dismiss a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by a former independent contractor, according to an opinion filed June 20 by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Federal judge allows First Amendment case against Pennsylvania School Boards Association to continue
PHILADELPHIA — A federal judge declined a request to dismiss a lawsuit filed against the Pennsylvania School Boards Association (PSBA) and the board members that alleges retaliation against the plaintiffs for exercising their First Amendment rights.
Suit alleging U-Haul employee's forklift crash caused injury thrown out
HARRISBURG — The Superior Court of Pennsylvania agreed with a trial court that an employee of McGrath Technical Staffing could not bring a lawsuit against U-Haul for work injuries because of an agreement signed with his employer, according to a June 22 opinion.
Superior Court reinstates cancer case against Bayer; Widow of Pittsburgh-area golf course employee pursuing the case
HARRISBURG — The Superior Court of Pennsylvania sent a wrongful death case filed by the administrator of the estate of a golf course employee who died in February 2009 back to a trial court for further proceedings, ruling that the trial court made an error in granting summary judgment in favor of the defendants, including Bayer Cropscience.
Woman, fired for allegedly using company credit card to buy Uber and Lyft rides, settles ADA claim
PHILADELPHIA — A lawsuit alleging discrimination and violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act was recently dismissed after the parties reached a settlement.
Former teacher accuses Drexel Neumann Academy of discrimination; School seeks dismissal of lawsuit
MEDIA — A former Drexel Neumann Academy (DNA) second-grade teacher is suing the school for disability discrimination and a hostile working environment, according to an amended complaint filed April 24 in the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County.
SA Realty asks court to dismiss Erie Insurance property damage lawsuit
SCRANTON - SA Realty Co. is asking the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Erie Insurance Co. in connection with a dispute related to liability for property damage to a barber shop that operates out of a business owned by SA Realty.
Class action settlement over warranty violations given approval; Attorneys to receive almost $300K
A federal judge has granted preliminary approval of a settlement in a class action lawsuit over alleged warranty violations.
Two-day sciatica flare-up not a disability, says company fighting lawsuit from former employee
PHILADELPHIA — A residential retirement community has filed a motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit over allegations that it discriminated against a former employee.
Military vet alleges discrimination after taking service dog to donate plasma; Company seeking summary judgment
A motion for summary judgment has been filed in a lawsuit brought by a man who claims that he was discriminated against because his service dog went with him to donate plasma.