PHILADELPHIA – According to a federal judge, Uber Technologies, Inc. has been granted a two-week extension to respond to an antitrust lawsuit filed against it in March by the Philadelphia Taxi Association.
PHILADELPHIA – A federal court ruled Ford Motor Company did not infringe on the patent copyrights of a Wayne–based fuel injection system manufacturing company.
The federal appeals court has determined the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania did not err or abuse its discretion when it denied six requests for appointment of counsel for a man who alleged excessive force against his arresting officers.
PHILADELPHIA – Per a federal court ruling, a protective order has been granted in a sexual harassment case that prevents a defendant’s spouse from providing a deposition in this matter.
PHILADELPHIA – The City of Philadelphia continues to pursue sanctions against a co-defendant in a premises liability case which yielded a judgment of nearly $100,000.
PHILADELPHIA — Superior Group Inc. is suing four insurance companies for allegedly failing to uphold their policies after a litany of asbestos-exposure lawsuits were filed against the company.
HARRISBURG – A group of Pennsylvania landowners have filed a class action lawsuit against Chesapeake Appalachia and its related businesses in a dispute over oil and gas leases.
PHILADELPHIA – A defendant in a motor vehicle contract case being heard in the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas has filed for and been granted a statutory exemption.
PHILADELPHIA – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit recently denied a petition from the Pennsylvania Department of Education to review an amount owed to the U.S. Department of Education for misuse of federal funds.
PHILADELPHIA – Per a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, a medical software company’s former sales manager and shareholder is in fact entitled to compensation resulting from a breached employment agreement.
PHILADELPHIA – A hearing has been slated for a negligence case co-defendant, in order for them to show why they should not be subject to additional sanctions.
PHILADELPHIA – The City of Philadelphia believes a premises liability co-defendant is both liable for a judgment of nearly $100,000, and subject to additional sanctions.
PHILADELPHIA — A Pennsylvania holdings business is suing a Kansas financial firm, alleging the defendant cost the plaintiff more than $2 million after a contract breach.
A federal court granted summary judgment to Advance Auto Parts on Monday, in a race discrimination case filed against it by a former employee of Hispanic descent.
The estate for late businessman, philanthropist and newspaper publisher Lewis Katz has had its motion for reconsideration related to direction of escrow payments denied.
A personal injury and product liability action against a major automobile manufacturer and rental service will be headed back to a state court due to untimely removal by the defendants, per an order from a federal judge.
The plaintiff in a motor vehicle negligence action has allegedly stopped cooperating with his counsel, leading said counsel to petition the court to be released from representing him.
