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PENNSYLVANIA RECORD

Thursday, November 21, 2024

News from 2014


N.J. couple sues Taney baseball team for misthrown ball; Phenom Mo'ne Davis was ace pitcher for team

By Jim Boyle |
The little league baseball team that captured the nation's attention and had its star pitcher Mo'ne Davis featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated faces a personal injury suit filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas by a New Jersey couple who says that an errant throw caused severe damage to a 73-year-old man.

Music school says bus company supplied defective tour buses with 'incompetent' drivers

By Jim Boyle |
A Lehigh County-based music school says a transportation company breached a contract

QVC says shopping app overloaded search engine and disrupted web services

By Jim Boyle |
Home retailing giant QVC, Inc. says that a mobile shopping app used webcrawling

Former creative director at advertising firm claims sexual harassment before termination

By Jim Boyle |
A former manager of creative services at a Northampton County-based advertising firm claims she endured approximately two years of sexual discrimination, harassment and retaliatory behavior from her supervisors before her wrongful termination in April 2013.

Superior Court reverses $19.5M medical malpractice verdict

By Jim Boyle |
A surgeon at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital provided a patient enough


Former hotel employee says supervisor discriminated against him before termination

By Jim Boyle |
A former engineering supervisor for the Embassy Suites hotel in Philadelphia says that his

State Supreme Court upholds $500K damages cap for school bus accident victim

By Jim Boyle |
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously ruled that it did not have the authority to

Bucks County couple sues GM for property damaage caused by car fire

By Jim Boyle |
A Bucks County husband and wife say that General Motors is responsible for the fire that started in their car and destroyed their garage, according to a product liability suit filed at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

Task force delivers 130 recommendations to protect elders from abuse and neglect

By Jim Boyle |
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has adopted a blueprint to improve the way

Customer says negligent Philly supermarket caused broken wrist from trip and fall

By Jim Boyle |
A Chester County woman says that a Philadelphia supermarket created a hazardous

Counselor at Philly halfway house says termination violated civil rights

By Jim Boyle |
A former counselor at the Coleman Hall treatment center in Philadelphia says a manager

Commonwealth Court dismisses dog kennel suit over Pa. general fund transfer

By Jim Boyle |
A three-judge panel of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has dismissed a

Commonwealth Court upholds reinstatement of fired Lansdale police officer

By Jim Boyle |
A Lansdale police officer will return to duty following a 30-day suspension for failing to

Rival death care companies reach $18.75M settlement on client poaching dispute

By Jim Boyle |
A four-year lawsuit over a funeral products manufacturer and distributor's claim that former executives violated a severance contract by attempting to poach clients has concluded at the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania after the defendants agreed to an $18.75 million settlement.

Truck driver sues real estate developer for injury on N.J. work site

By Jim Boyle |
A truck driver has filed a personal injury suit at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern

CBS anchor sued for falsely accusing school police officer of sexual abuse

By Jim Boyle |
A high school police officer says his reputation has been severely damaged after CBS-3

Home Depot employee claims she was wrongfully fired after forwarding fraudulent phone call

By Jim Boyle |
A former call center associate at the Philadelphia Home Depot located on Castor Avenue says that her termination was racially biased after she handed off a phone call that scammed the store out of an undisclosed sum of money, according to a wrongful termination suit filed at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

FedEx driver fired after DUI arrest says termination result of age discrimination

By Jim Boyle |
An ex-courier for FedEx accuses his former employer of using a DUI arrest as false pretext

Suit: 7-Eleven illegally terminated Philly franchisee's contract

By The Penn Record |
A Bucks County man who had started several 7-Eleven franchise stores in the Northeast