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Minusnine Technology accused of breaching agreement with former employee
A former employee is suing Minusnine Technology Inc., alleging breach of contract. -
Sixth Risperdal case heard in Philly dismissed by judge
PHILADELPHIA – The first Risperdal lawsuit to see the inside of a Philadelphia courtroom since a landmark $70 million plaintiff verdict in July was recently dismissed just 11 days into trial proceedings. -
Antitrust litigation between Commonwealth and natural gas drilling companies temporarily stayed
Antitrust litigation between Commonwealth and natural gas drilling companies temporarily stayed -
Attorney: Insurers denying coverage on labelling class actions
Defendants in class actions like a recent lawsuit against Tyson over its pet treats might first have to fight to have their insurance company to cover their legal costs, a Philadelphia attorney says. -
Insurance company alleges client lied on policy application
HARRISBURG — A life insurance company is suing a policy recipient, alleging application fraud and misrepresentation. -
TCPA's statutory damages put Yahoo at risk for $41 million in one man's case
Yahoo could be exposed to more than $41 million in damages in a recently revived lawsuit over nearly 28,000 text messages it sent to one man, and a Philadelphia attorney says the trial court has been left to consider an incredibly important issue to companies. -
Judge transfers defamation suits filed by fired Yellowbook employees over CEO's email
PHILADELPHIA – Separate defamation lawsuits filed by the former ex-president and head of operations for a struggling publishing company over an email issued to thousands of employees by the CEO which they say falsely accused them of disloyalty have been transferred. -
Federal judge orders SEPTA to display anti-Islam ads
PHILADELPHIA - A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority violated the First -
Commercial vendor sues provider for liability
A Lebanon industrial service provider sued a European product manufacturer for damages allegedly caused by defective materials. -
Allentown cryogenics company says reputation damaged by supplier of faulty equipment
An Allentown, Pa., company that specializes in cryogenics technology says its reputation -
Suit: SEPTA's denial of anti-Islam advertising violated group's First Amendment rights
A New Hampshire-based non-profit organization says that officials from SEPTA -
Ethicon, J&J remove pelvic mesh suit from Phila. CCP to federal court
Drug company Johnson & Johnson and medical device manufacturer -
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Bayer Corp. named in products liability claim over anticoagulant drug Xarelto
A Kentucky woman is suing the makers of the anti-coagulant drug Xarelto -
Public Interest Law Center of Phila. seeks $42K-plus in attorneys’ fees from special ed dispute with Phila. S.D.
The Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia, which represents families -
Appeal of Voter ID Law ruling remains uncertain
In the days since Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court struck down the -
Jury awards $11 million verdict in Topamax mass tort; Judge denies defense post-trial arguments
A Philadelphia jury recently returned a hefty plaintiff’s verdict of nearly $11 -
Drinker Biddle attorneys seek to transfer pelvic mesh products liability suit from state to federal court
Defense attorneys have petitioned the federal court in Philadelphia to -
Commonwealth lawyer reportedly agrees to extending injunction in Voter ID challenge through November
Lawyers representing the commonwealth in the case challenging -
Philly judge orders religious protestors evicted from 'private property' outside One Liberty Place
A Philadelphia judge has ruled in favor of the owners of one of Center City’s prominent -
Lawyers file to reopen 1986 class action against Phila. School Dist. that challenged services to foreign-language students
More than a quarter-century may have passed since the case of Y.S. v. School District of