PITTSBURGH – A food service distributor has won a default judgment for more than $183,000 against a now-closed restaurant named for a former Pittsburgh Steelers player, for its failure to participate in litigation filed against it.
PITTSBURGH – A food service distributor is now seeking a default judgment for more than $183,000 against a now-closed restaurant named for a former Pittsburgh Steelers player, for its failure to participate in litigation filed against it.
PITTSBURGH – The breach of contract lawsuit brought by a food service distributor against a now-closed restaurant named for a former Pittsburgh Steelers player is now being handled in federal court mediation.
PITTSBURGH — A longtime employee's federal lawsuit against his former employer for allegedly failing to accommodate his condition of claustrophobia follows a series of similar cases introduced since a change in disabilities law in 2008.
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania reported the following activities in the suit brought by Blane Allen and Sheila Allen against The Midwest Grip and Lighting Company, Hogwarth Worldwide and Matthews Studio Equipment Inc. on March 1:
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania reported the following activity in the suit brought by Edward Rice and Nathan Rice Inc., against Herbert L. Rice on Feb. 26: 'Judge Joy Flowers Conti Added. (mao)'
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania reported the following activities in the suit brought by Heidi I. Cohen against Allstate Insurance Company on Feb. 14:
PITTSBURGH – The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania has granted Mildon Bus Lines' motion for summary judgment, saying that plaintiff Community Vocational Schools of Pittsburgh failed to provide enough evidence for its Telephone Consumer Protect Act lawsuit.
Catherine Willis filed an Age Discrimination in Employment Act lawsuit alleging that her job at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh was terminated due to her age. Willis was 61 when she was fired in 2012. The court found she couldn't prove certain aspects of her argument.
A western Pennsylvania man and Pittsburgh police have agreed to a $100,000 settlement in a civil case in which the plaintiff claimed he was wrongfully arrested by city cops after making critical remarks to the officers, who were in plainclothes and driving an unmarked vehicle at the time of the arrest.
