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Federal court considering settlement proceedings and enforcement between UPS and legal, insurance officials
PHILADELPHIA – The enforcement of a settlement between United Parcel Service (UPS) and a number of legal and insurance industry defendants, tied to an underlying malpractice action, is now under consideration in a Philadelphia federal court. -
After continuance, attorney still withdrawing from icy slip-and-fall lawsuit
After continuance, attorney still withdrawing from icy slip-and-fall lawsuit -
After continuance delay, attorney withdrawal hearing in slip-and-fall case set to proceed
PHILADELPHIA – Following a continuance, defense counsel in an icy slip-and-fall action still seek to withdraw from the lawsuit due to a coverage clause in their client’s insurance policy. -
Insurance coverage clause necessitates defense counsel's withdrawal from slip-and-fall case
PHILADELPHIA – Defense counsel in an icy slip-and-fall action have chosen to withdraw from the lawsuit, due to a coverage clause in their client’s insurance policy. -
Federal judge says valid questions of fact raised in wrongful termination case against elevator company
A pair of former mechanics from Otis Elevator Company will have their claims of age and gender discrimination resulting in alleged unlawful termination proceed, after a federal court found a “genuine issue of material fact” as to their claims. -
Couple's suit blames American Airlines for injuries
PHILADELPHIA — A couple's suit says American Airlines is responsible for injuries the woman allegedly suffered in an emergency plane evacuation, which they claim was caused by the captain’s negligence. -
Couple alleges US Airways negligence caused plane crash
PHILADELPHIA — A Delaware County couple is suing US Airways, alleging a pilot's medication caused a plane crash. -
Employment retaliation claim against U.S. Department of Homeland Security dismissed
PHILADELPHIA – A federal court has dismissed a civil suit’s retaliation claim brought by a Transportation Security Agency agent against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. -
Attorney sues Delta, alleging rough treatment when he tried to board plane
A Philadelphia attorney is suing Delta Air Lines, alleging negligence, breach of warranty and additional counts in an airplane boarding procedure fracas. -
Judge denies Renaissance Hotel's motion for judgment in case of security guard who tripped
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. -
Florida woman says fall from defective chair at Philadelphia airport caused severe head trauma
A Florida woman waiting to board a flight home at the Philadelphia airport says a defective chair at one of the US Airways gates broke, causing her to slam her head against the wall, according to a personal injury suit filed at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. -
US Airways worker claims racial discrimination
A US Airways customer service worker is claiming racial discrimination in a lawsuit at federal court in Philadelphia. -
U.S. Airways seeks transfer of injury suit to federal court
An attorney for U.S. Airways has petitioned a federal judge to take up a -
Chickie’s & Pete’s to pay $6.8 million to settle allegations it improperly withheld tips from workers
Popular Philadelphia sports bar and restaurant chain Chickie’s & Pete’s has agreed to pay more than 1,100 current and former employees $6.8 million to settle claims that it improperly withheld customers’ tips from them. -
Judge dismisses U.S. Govt. from suit by woman injured in wreck by off-duty Army Sgt.
The United States has been dismissed as a defendant in a lawsuit initiated -
UPS prevails in wrongful termination suit arising from ‘stink bomb’ rite of passage controversy
A judge has granted summary judgment to UPS in a wrongful termination -
US Airways seeks to transfer case of lost cremated remains to federal court; defense attorneys cite Montreal Convention treaty
A major airline being sued over lost cremated remains wants the -
US Airways accused of losing cremated remains; Widow claims neither she nor late husband can rest in peace
An eastern Pennsylvania woman is suing US Airways over claims that the -
Traveler sues TSA agent for injuries sustained at Phila. International Airport
A suburban Philadelphia woman is suing the Transportation Security Administration over allegations that she sustained a variety of injuries after a TSA agent knocked her to the ground while the plaintiff was preparing to board a San Francisco-bound flight at Philadelphia International Airport last year. -
Phila. International Airport faces slip-and-fall claim by Maryland woman
A Maryland woman is suing Philadelphia International Airport over