News from June 2012
Worker run over by recycling truck files personal injury complaint
A municipal waste collector from Lower Bucks County who claims he was injured after
Pa. man whose hand was crushed by printing machine files product liability claim
A Pennsylvania man who claims his right hand was crushed under the weight of a
Man falsely accused of rape and beaten by Phila. cops files assault and battery claim against officers
A man who contends he was severely beaten by Philadelphia police officers after he was wrongfully suspected of having committed rape has filed suit against the individual cops in state court.
Phila. injury lawyer sued by former client for not filing timely claim
A Philadelphia woman who claims the attorney she retained to represent her in a
Sandusky victims' attorneys seek to block The Second Mile from transferring assets
Three victims who as minors were sexually abused by former Penn State assistant
Phila. woman sues Germantown Cab Co. for injuries relating to vehicle accident
A Philadelphia woman who alleges she sustained bodily injuries after the taxicab in which
South Jersey couple files injury claim against Phila. nightclub alleging assault and battery by security guard
A man from South Jersey who claims he suffered an unprovoked attack at the hands of a
Pa. man crushed by forklift files product liability claim against Home Depot
A couple from suburban Philadelphia who claim the husband suffered “life-changing
Philly freelance photographer sues Journal Register Co. for copyright infringement relating to reproduction of plaintiff's photo
A freelance writer and photographer claims in a legal filing that news publishing outfit
Pa. teacher who gained notoriety for blogs criticizing students sues district, alleging termination is imminent
A suburban Philadelphia schoolteacher whose complaints about students and colleagues
MDL asbestos case from Connecticut referred to U.S. magistrate judge in Phila.
A federal judge sitting in Philadelphia has ordered an asbestos case that was transferred
CJD grants motion for continuance in case of suspended, indicted Pa. Justice Orie Melvin
Pennsylvania’s Court of Judicial Discipline has granted a motion for a continuance in the
Sandusky judge orders defense attorneys to not share evidence with media, outsiders
The judge who oversaw the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse case has ordered attorneys
Pa., four other states and feds sue Toll Bros. home builders over environmental violations
The United State government and four states have filed suit against a suburban Philadelphia-based home-building company for allegedly violating federal environmental regulations.
Pharmaceutical co. sued by former Pa. sales rep. for retaliatory firing
A former sales representative for a Massachusetts-based pharmaceutical company has
Suburban Phila. woman sues over injuries suffered during car accident caused by sleeping behind the wheel
A woman from suburban Philadelphia is suing two people from North Jersey for injuries
Pa. Commonwealth Court affirms Phila. judge’s decision to uphold city’s demolition of downtown building
A three-judge state appellate court panel has affirmed an earlier ruling by a Philadelphia
Attorney sues Phila. Inquirer, reporter for defamation
A local attorney has filed a libel lawsuit against the Philadelphia Inquirer, it’s then-
Pa. Supreme Court once again approves use of indicting grand juries
Pennsylvania’s highest court approved a move late last week that supporters say will cut
Former Penn State coach Sandusky convicted of child sex-abuse, likely headed to jail for life
Jerry Sandusky, the former assistant football coach for the Penn State Nittany Lions