U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Division
Recent News About U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Division
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Insurance company sues to try to get out of paying a claim
NEW CASTLE, Pa. – An insurance company is suing a New Castle furniture company in an effort to not pay out a claim the business has levied against one of its clients. -
Man claims religious, age discrimination in firing
PITTSBURGH — A man is seeking damages, claiming that his employer unlawfully terminated him because of his age. -
Ohio business accuses insulation company of copying product
PITTSBURGH — An Ohio-based company is suing a Johnstown insulation business, alleging unfair competition. -
Employee alleges Pittsburgh Cultural Trust failed to pay proper overtime
PITTSBURGH – A Harwick woman is suing the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, in an effort to get back overtime wages. -
Handicapped child's family alleges Mars Area School District owes attorney fees
PITTSBURGH – The parents of a handicapped child are suing a local school district in an effort to recoup costs associated with a hearing regarding the child's mandated accommodations during his time in the district. -
Scioinspire alleges Verifood, Consumer Physics guilty of trademark infringement
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh company is suing a Kickstarter business, alleging trademark infringement. -
Pittsburgh hospital sued for allegedly violating the ADA
PITTSBURGH – An EMS communications specialist claims that the hospital she once worked for failed to provide her proper accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act. -
Disabled man accuses Bergen Power Pipe Supports of workplace hostility
Story CopyPITTSBURGH— A Mount Pleasant man is seeking damages following his claimed workplace hostility due to his disabilities. -
Waitress alleges All Star Sports Bar and Grill III failed to pay proper wages
PITTSBURGH — An employee of All Star Sports Bar and Grill III is suing the restaurant, alleging it does not pay employees minimum wage or overtime compensation. -
Employee accuses Apria Healthcare of ADA violations
PITTSBURGH — A former employee is suing a Canonsburg company, alleging her termination violated the Americans with Disabilities Act. -
Customer alleges Progressive failed to pay insurance coverage
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh man involved in an auto accident is suing Progressive, alleging breach of contract and statutory bad faith surrounding his insurance policy. -
Employee alleges Maintenance Technology denied her proper pay
PITTSBURGH — A New Kensington woman is suing a Michigan company, alleging she was denied proper pay by her employer. -
Woman claims she was fired from Beaver Steel for gender discrimination
PITTSBURGH — A woman is suing a steel company over allegations that she was fired for gender discrimination and for reporting insensitive behavior. -
Woman sues Lighthouse Medical for alleged wrongful termination
PITTSBURGH — A former employee of Lighthouse Medical is suing the company, alleging she was unlawfully terminated for taking leave for her pregnancy. -
UFCW trustees sue Harold Friedman over claims of missing pension fund payments
PITTSBURGH — Trustees of United Food and Commercial Workers International (UFCW) are suing a grocery company for alleged failure to make pension plan payments. -
UFCW trustees allege grocery owners failed to make pension payments
PITTSBURGH — United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) International trustees are suing grocery store owners for alleged failure to make pension plan payments. -
Dentist accuses former practice of defamation, misrepresentation
PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh dentist is suing a dental practice, alleging it is refusing to remove her name from its sign, despite terminating her more than four months ago. -
Labor union accuses Matcon Diamond of unpaid fees
PITTSBURGH — An iron labor union is suing a Pittsburgh ironwork contractor, alleging the company failed to promptly pay union fees. -
Nursing home sues state official, alleging violation of Medicaid laws
PHILADELPHIA – A Pennsylvania nursing home is suing state Department of Human Services Secretary Theodore Dallas, alleging he violated federal and state Medicaid laws. -
Potential tenant blames Amore Management for apartment injuries
PITTSBURGH — An Allegheny County woman is suing an apartment management company, alleging negligence caused her to fall and severely injure herself.