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Pittsburgh company Jenmar claims Precision Mine Repair owes it nearly $80,000
A Pittsburgh company is suing Precision Mine Repair Inc., of Illinois, citing alleged breach of contract for outstanding invoices for products it delivered.
Former Heart II Heart care worker claims she was wrongfully fired
PITTSBURGH — An employee is suing Heart II Heart LLC, a company that provides in-home care-giving, citing alleged retaliation, wrongful discharge and wrongful termination.
Man claims The Hartford incorrectly terminated his long-term disability benefits
PITTSBURGH — A Johnstown man is suing The Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company, citing alleged breach of contract for wrongly denying his long-term disability benefits.
Iron workers' union says R & B Contracting & Excavating failed to make required payments
PITTSBURGH — An iron workers' union is suing R & B Contracting & Excavating Inc., citing alleged breach of contract for neglecting to make payments to the group's employee funds.
Suit claims Community Education Centers terminated employee in violation of FMLA
PHILADELPHIA — A former security worker is suing Community Education Centers Inc., citing alleged retaliation and violation of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
Labor Department brings suit against Bartash Printing, owners for paying allegedly inadequate overtime
PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. Department of Labor is suing a printing company and its owners, citing alleged unpaid wages and violation of applicable minimum wage law for failing to pay adequate overtime.
Attorney sues Lincoln National for failing to pay full benefits
PHILADELPHIA — A Downington man is suing The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., citing alleged breach of contract for not paying him all benefits owed.
Siemens says former employee took numerous confidential documents before leaving company
PITTSBURGH — Siemens is suing a previous employee, citing alleged breach of contract for his misappropriation of thousands of confidential documents.
IBEW says Penn-Ohio Electrical failed to pay into union funds
PITTSBURGH — An electrical workers' union is suing Penn-Ohio Electrical Company, citing alleged breach of contract for neglecting to contribute to the union's benefits funds.
Carpenters Combined Funds says Pittsburgh contractor didn't make union payments
PITTSBURGH — A carpenters' labor group is suing R & B Contracting & Excavating Inc. a/k/a R & B Contracting & Excavation Inc., citing alleged breach of contract.
Muddy Girl camo toys at center of copyright lawsuit
PHILADELPHIA — A design business is suing Nxt Generation LLC and Global Manufacturing Associates Inc., both based in Ohio, citing alleged copyright infringement for using a camouflage pattern without permission.
Online marketing company says ActiveProspect mischaracterized its business in blog
PHILADELPHIA — An online commerce company based in Ambler is suing ActiveProspect Inc., citing alleged unfair competition concerning a blog post that the company's CEO posted on its website.
Woman claims Heart II Heart retaliated for refusal to falsify information to state and federal agencies
PITTSBURGH — An employee is suing Heart II Heart LLC, a caregiving group for people with disabilities, citing alleged retaliation, unpaid wages and violation of Workers' Compensation acts.
Sheet Metal Workers group says contractor delinquent in making union payments
PHILADELPHIA — A local union has filed a class action lawsuit against Accurate Sheet Metal LLC, a contractor, citing alleged breach of contract.
Woman who was followed home and beaten says Liberty Life Assurance wrongly stopped disability benefits
PITTSBURGH — A woman is suing Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston, citing alleged breach of contract for wrongly cutting off her disability benefits.
Hotel worker says Clarion in Essington terminated employment for asking time off for surgery
PHILADELPHIA — A Chester woman is suing RAMA Construction Company Inc. d/b/a Clarion Hotel and Conference Center, citing alleged violation of the Family and Medical Leave Act.
Couple sue BOA, Nationstar, alleging they refused to honor mortgage modification agreement
PHILADELPHIA — An Oxford couple are suing Bank of America N.A., Nationstar Mortgage LLC and the Bank of New York Mellon, citing alleged misrepresentation in debt collection.
Film production company claims 13 Pennsylvania individuals shared Mechanic: Resurrection
PHILADELPHIA — A Nevada corporation is suing 13 unnamed individuals, citing alleged copyright infringement for sharing a file of a motion picture.
Therapy staff worker files class action against non-profit for inadequate overtime
PHILADELPHIA — An employee has filed a class action lawsuit against Northern Children's Services, a nonprofit children's therapy center, citing alleged unpaid overtime wages.
Contractor claims City of Philadelphia wrongly held it responsible for work delays
PHILADELPHIA — A New Jersey contractor is suing the City of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Municipal Authority, citing alleged breach of contract.