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Vendor lawsuit alleges partial nonpayment for industrial purchase
A New York company has sued several Delaware County-based firms in Pennsylvania, alleging breach of contract. Robert James Sales Inc. (RJS) of Cheektowaga, New York, sued Roberts Filter Holding Company, Roberts Filter Group, Roberts Industries and Roberts Water Technologies, based in Media and Darby, Pennsylvania, in U.S. District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania on May 22, alleging a defaulted payment for goods in February 2015. -
Philly firm unsuccessful in keeping NTSB from posting plane crash findings, loses wrongful death suit
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia law firm seeking injunctive relief and a temporary restraining order against the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has had its requests denied by a Philadelphia federal judge. -
Dairy worker alleges wrongful discharge
A Halifax dairy worker has sued a Harrisburg dairy, alleging discrimination, retaliation and violation of employment law. -
Judge gives more time to notice class members of $320K Trumark settlement
PHILADELPHIA – A motion to amend preliminary approval of a $320,000 class action settlement with Trumark Financial Credit Union was approved by a Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas judge last week. -
Bad faith settlement with Allstate awards $22 million to accident victim
The rejection of a $250,000 claim has ultimately cost insurance giant Allstate $22 million -
NJ woman sues Home Shopping Network over burns from pressure cooker
A New Jersey woman suffered first and second degree burns when the pressure cooker -
Allentown officials accused of sexual discrimination during eminent domain proceedings
The owner of a Lehigh County contracting company seeks more than $1 million in relief from the city of Allentown and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, claiming sexual discrimination prevented her from receiving fair market value when her Allentown office was acquired through eminent domain, according to a suit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. -
Faulty water slide caused injury at Sesame Place, suit says
A New Jersey woman says that a poorly designed water slide at Sesame Place in -
Phila. judge affirms $19.1 million plaintiff’s verdict in case of vehicle accident ending with leg amputation
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge has upheld a $19.1 million -
Construction equipment co. files conversion, unjust enrichment suit against business that unlawfully transferred property
A New York company that is in the business of renting and selling heavy -
Northampton Co. judge and Raynes McCarty lawyer confirmed to federal bench in Philadelphia
The United States Senate on Wednesday confirmed two judges for seats on -
Phila. cop who won asbestos whistleblower case against city awarded $75K for lost work
A veteran Philadelphia police officer who alleged whistleblower law -
Phila. jury sides with whistleblower cop who raised concerns of asbestos in police-run youth athletic center
A veteran Philadelphia police officer who hit the city with a lawsuit alleging -
Commonwealth Court affirms PennDOT’s liability in fatal accident case ending with plaintiffs’ verdict
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court has denied an appeal by the state -
Lawyer convicted of possessing child pornography is disbarred by Pa. Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has disbarred a suburban Philadelphia attorney who had been convicted of possessing child pornography. -
Fox Rothschild lawyer honored for work with ‘Wills for Heroes’ program
A Fox Rothschild associate recently received the Pennsylvania Bar -
York Co. woman files NuvaRing products liability complaint
A central Pennsylvania woman is suing the makers of the NuvaRing birth -
Third Circuit panel orders federal judge's recusal in Pa. Convention Center suit, vacates dismissal of claims
A U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals panel has reassigned a breach -
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, others face premises liability claim in parking garage incident
A Philadelphia woman claims in a recently filed premises liability action that she -
Ballard Spahr attorney to receive professional service award by American Inns of Court
A young Philadelphia attorney who practices with the firm Ballard Spahr