The Delaware County Court of Common Pleas reported the following activities in the suit brought by Craig Raezer and Linda Schmucker against Congregation Beth Yeshua, Middletown Township Zoning Hearing Board and Township of Middletown on July 16.
PHILADELPHIA – In a recent lawsuit filed in state court, a Delaware woman alleges she was both sexually harassed by a maintenance worker at a Philadelphia veterinary clinic, and later fired for reporting that harassing conduct.
HARRISBURG — The publisher of the Middletown Press & Journal is suing the Borough of Middletown, a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, citing an alleged violation of plaintiff’s First Amendment rights.
MEDIA – A local homeowners association believes its former management company did not live up to a monetary agreement both parties agreed to be bound by, and seeks to obtain a number of related financial records through the lawsuit it has filed.
PHILADELPHIA — A Pennsylvania appeals court has affirmed summary judgment against a Philadelphia convicted murderer who was accused of writing bad checks in Bucks County.
PHILADELPHIA – Defense counsel in a premises liability action revolving around an injurious fall on a satellite campus of Pennsylvania State University is arguing the case should be transferred to Dauphin County, where the accident took place.
HARRISBURG — A manager is suing Elmcroft of Dillsburg, a former employer, citing alleged disability discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination.
Defense counsel for a Media contractor believes the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas is not the correct venue for a negligence and breach of contract case.
The plaintiffs in a motor vehicle accident case that concluded in April are seeking a new trial, facing opposition from the defendants who were victorious in that action
PHILADELPHIA – A struggling gas station franchise owner’s application for preliminary injunctive relief under the Petroleum Marketing Practices Act (PMPA) was denied in federal court last week.
The father of a young man with severe autism who died last summer after being left in a caretaker’s sweltering van is suing the organization that was charged with caring for his son at the time of the man’s death.
