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News published on Pennsylvania Record in February 2014

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News from February 2014


City of Philadelphia sued over injuries sustained by man driving Taizhou scooter

By Annie Cosby |
A Philadelphia County man is suing over claims he was injured when his scooter struck a hole in the street.

City, restaurant sued after woman injured on sidewalk

By Annie Cosby |
A Philadelphia County woman is suing over claims she was injured on the sidewalk outside a restaurant.


Lord & Taylor named in personal injury suit

By Annie Cosby |
Vitale

Grinark Investments & Management sued after woman injured by tiles falling off building

By Annie Cosby |
A Philadelphia County woman is suing over claims she was injured by tiles falling off a building.

Public policy group seeks nuclear records release through FOIA suit

By Jon Campisi |
A public policy research and information group has filed a lawsuit against

Commonwealth Court: SEPTA entitled to sovereign immunity in bus injury case

By Jon Campisi |
A Pennsylvania appeals panel has affirmed a decision by a Philadelphia

Judge denies bid for in camera review in FLSA case against Bayview Asset Management

By Jon Campisi |
A federal judge in Philadelphia has denied a bid for an in camera review

Patient sues over failure of medical products used in knee replacement surgery

By Jon Campisi |
One of the defendants named in a products liability case stemming from an

Public hearing scheduled for Senator’s proposed anti-SLAPP legislation

By Jon Campisi |
A lawmaker from southeastern Pennsylvania announced Tuesday that a

Judge dismisses suit by parents of Pa. student suspended after sex tape surfaced

By Jon Campisi |
The parents of a Berks County high-schooler who sued over their son’s

Judge allows fired PPA worker to amend claims against agency in retaliatory firing case

By Jon Campisi |
A judge has issued a mixed ruling in a case involving a Philadelphia parking enforcement officer who claims she was fired in retaliation for complaining about being accosted by a man she later found out was an off-duty supervisor at the Philadelphia Parking Authority.

U.S. Airways seeks transfer of injury suit to federal court

By Jon Campisi |
An attorney for U.S. Airways has petitioned a federal judge to take up a

Former radio station promoter claims termination was age related

By Jon Campisi |
A man who worked as radio station promoter in the Philadelphia region is

Comcast Corp. named in class action alleging FLSA violations

By Jon Campisi |
Comcast Corp. is facing a class action lawsuit alleging the cable giant violated the Fair Labor Standards Act when it failed to pay overtime wages to a large number of employees at its Horsham, Pa. location.

Suit by gravely injured cyclist against trucking co. remanded to Phila. Common Pleas Court

By The Penn Record |
A federal judge has sent back to state court a personal injury complaint

Phila. judge justifies for Superior Court reason to transfer suit brought by federal judge and wife

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia judge last week submitted an opinion to the state Superior

Philadelphia biker sues city over pothole that caused him to fall

By Thomas Kallies |
A Philadelphia biker is suing various city of Philadelphia entities and a construction company over injures he allegedly sustained as a result of the city's maintenance of the roads.

Allegedly defective sidewalk leads to lawsuit against Philadelphia

By Thomas Kallies |
A woman is suing the city of Philadelphia after she allegedly injured herself as a result of a negligently maintained sidewalk.

Woman sues SEPTA over injuries

By Thomas Kallies |
An Upper Darby resident is suing over injuries she allegedly sustained when riding the bus.