The Delaware County Court of Common Pleas reported the following activity in the suit brought by Benson Fayehun against Eleanor J. Fayehu on July 12: 'Certificate Of Service'.
PHILADELPHIA – Litigation has been settled between a New Jersey motorist who alleged she was unlawfully detained and the Philadelphia Police Department, which was said to have impounded her vehicle in West Philadelphia nearly three years ago.
A former home care worker’s Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuit against her employer and coworkers was dismissed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on March 18.
PHILADELPHIA – Arbitration hearings have been slated between a New Jersey motorist who alleged she was unlawfully detained and the Philadelphia Police Department, who was said to have impounded her vehicle in West Philadelphia more than two years ago.
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia marble and tile distributor is seeking more than $190,000 it says a client owes them in invoiced costs for materials and installation related to a resort construction project in Myrtle Beach, S.C., whereas the defendants say the allegations are baseless.
PHILADELPHIA – A New Jersey motorist claims she was unlawfully detained and that her vehicle was wrongly confiscated by a member of the Philadelphia Police Department, while driving in West Philadelphia two years ago.
A lawsuit filed against Bio UV SAS, a manufacturer of water treatment equipment, alleges the company did not live up to its obligations after the plaintiff was hit with a complaint over defective equipment made by a company acquired by the plaintiff.
PHILADELPHIA — A former CEO of Image Microsystems is seeking more than $1 million in damages against Crown Industrials, GE Supply and Northern Products Inc., citing alleged violation of the RICO Act, fraud and unjust enrichment.
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia man who alleged that a local apartment complex’s gate was negligently allowed to remain in an unsafe condition and caused him serious injuries when it broke apart, has settled his lawsuit with its management entities.
PHILADELPHIA – An arbitration hearing has been slated for July in an action pitting a manufacturer and distributor of sediment control products against a construction materials firm and its owner, where the plaintiff claims the defendants owe more than $20,000 from a credit contract entered into almost five years ago.
PHILADELPHIA – A New York-based landlord is charging a Philadelphia pre-school center with breaching and defaulting on its lease agreement for a space located in a South Philadelphia shopping center.
PHILADELPHIA – A Center City property management company has filed suit against one of its former tenants at one of its buildings in downtown Philadelphia, claiming it is in default to it in excess of $54,000.
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia resident who said a local apartment complex’s gate was negligently allowed to remain in an unsafe condition and caused him serious injuries when it broke apart, settled his case
PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas has labeled the pursuit of sanctions against a fellow defendant in a premises liability lawsuit as moot.
PHILADELPHIA – An attorney for the City of Philadelphia is seeking sanctions against two of its co-defendants in a slip-and-fall premises liability lawsuit.
PHILADELPHIA – A federal appeals court affirmed the dismissal of a multi-million dollar civil rights lawsuit filed against the City of Wilkes-Barre, the Wilkes-Barre Police Department and several of its officers and building inspectors.
A bottling company’s motion to transfer a lawsuit filed against it by a Pennsylvania vodka manufacturer to federal court in Minnesota has been denied, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania said in a decision this week.
An attorney representing a minor involved in a slip-and-fall case has requested to withdraw from the case, but says he is not permitted to describe the rationale for his withdrawal.
Plaintiff counsel in a motor vehicle accident lawsuit has been allowed to withdraw his representation of his client due to “irreconcilable differences.”
