Recent News About Grill
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Employee alleges Chipotle fired him over wife's disability
PITTSBURGH -- An Allegheny County man is suing Chipotle, alleging he was fired after telling the defendant about his wife's disability. -
Apple American Group sues Ohio contractor over allegations of negligence
PITTSBURGH – Apple American Group, owners of the Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar franchises, is suing an Ohio contractor after the defendant purportedly was negligent in the completion of a project. -
Dairy Queen sues competitor alleging service mark infringement
SCRANTON – Dairy Queen is suing Grille and Chill LLC claiming service mark infringement after the defendant began using advertising that allegedly closely resembled that of the plaintiff's. -
Man sues Chipotle Mexican Grill alleging age discrimination
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia man is suing a Mexican restaurant chain alleging that he was discriminated against due to his age. -
Employee sues pizzeria alleging hundreds of hours of unpaid overtime
PHILADELPHIA – A former employee is suing a pizzeria claiming that he was deprived of more than 900 hours of overtime pay. -
Johnny Rockets accuses Johnny Rocks of trademark infringement
SCRANTON — A nationwide chain of '50s-style diners filed suit against a Philadelphia restaurant, alleging unlawful infringement of its trademark. -
Hershey sues local restaurant for alleged trademark infringement
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- A Dauphin County corporation has sued a Philadelphia-based restaurant chain in an effort to enforce its common law trademark rights. -
Former restaurant manager sues after complaint of pay inequality
A Cumberland County woman is suing a restaurant owner over allegations of gender discrimination. -
Two Philly bars sued for showing pay-per-view boxing match
A California-based pay-per-view provider has accused two Philadelphia bars of illegally promoting and displaying a 2012 boxing match without entering into an agreement with the broadcaster, according to a federal suit filed at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. -
Attorney says settlement route never in question in Dram Shop case ending with $6.6 million for paralyzed plaintiff
Sometimes lawyers are flowery courtroom orators. -
Drunk driver paralyzed in accident reportedly reaches $6.6 million settlement with bars in Dram Shop case
A New York man who is said to be paralyzed from the neck down due to -
Delivery driver sues Phila. over knee injuries due to pothole slip-and-fall incident
A delivery driver is suing the City of Philadelphia for negligence, alleging -
Flyers-Rangers dispute at 2010 Winter Classic leads to civil suit
The off-duty New Jersey policeman and Iraq war veteran who sustained serious injuries -
Phila. Hibachi restaurant faces injury claim by customer who developed blood clot as a result of fall on wet floor
A city man is suing a Hibachi restaurant in Northeast Philadelphia over claims that he -
Insurance co. seeks declaratory judgment that it need not indemnify bar facing personal injury claim
An Illinois-based insurance company has filed a civil action against the owners of a