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PITTSBURGH – County and municipal entities are countering the Findlay Township Municipal Authority’s attempts to make itself the sole and exclusive provider of water service to Pittsburgh International Airport, saying previously-resolved litigation precludes them from doing so, among other reasons.
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PITTSBURGH – An Oakdale man is opposing attempts of North Fayette Township and one of its police detectives to dismiss his lawsuit for wrongful prosecution and constitutional rights violations, after he was arrested for a sexual assault on an 11 year-old girl that he says never happened.
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PITTSBURGH – The Findlay Township Municipal Authority has brought legal action in an attempt to make itself the sole and exclusive provider of water service to Pittsburgh International Airport.
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PITTSBURGH – North Fayette Township and one of its police detectives look to dismiss a lawsuit from an Oakdale man who claims he was wrongly prosecuted for sexual assault never committed on a then-11-year-old girl and had his constitutional rights violated in the process.
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PITTSBURGH – An Oakdale man claims he was wrongly prosecuted for sexual assault never committed on a then-11-year-old girl by a North Fayette Township police detective who he says violated his constitutional rights in the process.
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PITTSBURGH – An Enon Valley recreation center and Slovene benefit society says the lynchpin of a lawsuit filed by an Illinois man after he was allegedly paralyzed by a fall from a tree during a music festival fails to state a claim, as the tree in question was located outside the boundaries of its event and property.
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PITTSBURGH – An Enon Valley recreation center and Slovene benefit society have objected to the third version of a lawsuit filed by a local man after he was allegedly paralyzed by a fall from a tree during a music festival there, believing it did not conform to prior court orders.
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PITTSBURGH – The mother of an Illinois man who sued an Enon Valley recreation center and Slovene benefit society after the latter was allegedly paralyzed by a fall from a tree during a music festival there, has been dismissed from the litigation and had several claims rendered invalid.
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PITTSBURGH – Two Pittsburgh couples are suing a rehabilitation center over a commercial fan alleging it violates the city of Pittsburgh's noise control ordinance.
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PITTSBURGH – An Enon Valley recreation center and Slovene benefit society have declared that the allegations contained in a lawsuit filed by an Illinois man and his mother after he was allegedly paralyzed by a fall from a tree during a music festival there should be dismissed.
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The following cases categorized as "personal injury" cases were on the docket in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on July 30. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact:
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The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania reported the following activity on July 30 in the suits below:
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The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania reported the following activities in the suit brought by Amro Elansari against Altria, British American Tobacco, Imperial Tobacco and Japan Tobacco on July 30:
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PITTSBURGH — A McDonald copier repairman who was accused of stealing ink cartridges at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) is suing various police officers alleging breach of contract, fraud and negligent misrepresentation.
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HARRISBURG – The Superior Court of Pennsylvania ruled in favor of Wells Fargo in an injury lawsuit filed by a woman who claimed she was seriously injured trying to walk through the doors at one of the defendant’s bank branch location.
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PHILADELPHIA — A man is suing his homeowners association, claiming an overly determined board of directors is improperly restricting him as he proposes widening his driveway for his disabled father.
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PITTSBURGH – A New York man is suing his former employer over claims he was denied overtime pay.
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PHILADELPHIA – A hotel’s motion for summary judgment against a security guard who was allegedly injured on its premises was recently denied by a federal judge.
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PHILADELPHIA – Ruling that the Alzheimer’s Institute of America is not the patent-holder for a specific genetic mutation, a federal judge has decided it should have to pay the attorneys fees Avid Radiopharmaceuticals incurred in an infringement lawsuit between the two.
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A security firm based in Northwest Philadelphia has agreed to shuck out $50,000, plus other equitable relief, in a case in which a former employee alleged she was terminated for wearing a religious head covering on the job.
