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News published on Pennsylvania Record in October 2015

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News from October 2015


Former HR manager sues Rice Energy

By Kari Valence |
PITTSBURGH -- A Glenshaw, Pennsylvania woman recently sued her former employer claiming the company fired her while she was on maternity leave.

Bride sues wedding photographer for use of pictures in promos

By Angelino Menconi |
PHILADELPHIA -- A Maryland couple recently sued their Huntingdon, Pennsylvania wedding photographers for allegedly using their pictures on company promotional materials without permission.

Promoter sues Brucekies Pub for intercepting UFC telecast

By Angelino Menconi |
EASTON, Penn. – A fight promoter sued a Columbia, Pennsylvania bar and its managing member for allegedly unlawfully intercepting its telecast of the Ultimate Fighting Championships.

Hazel Township woman sues GM over auto accident injuries

By Kari Valence |
SCRANTON, Penn. – A Hazel Township woman is suing General Motors alleging her injuries during an accident could have been prevented.

Artist sues makers of MMA Elite for copyright infringement

By Angelino Menconi |
PHILADELPHIA-A commercial artist recently filed suit against Dr. Hoy and Power Promotions, the makers of MMA Elite pain remedies for their failure to pay him for his work on the project.

Ex-police officer charges state housing authority with retaliatory discrimination

By Carol Ostrow |
A former police officer is suing the Pennsylvania Housing Authority, alleging racial discrimination and unlawful work practices in violation of the Civil Rights Act and the PHRA.

Produce business sues Jerilu Fruit, alleging failure to pay $50,000

By Kari Valence |
A produce company is suing an Erie distributor, alleging the plaintiff is owed more than $50,000.

Levittown man alleges potential employer guilty of disability discrimination

By Kari Valence |
A Levittown man is suing a potential employer, alleging disability discrimination.

Worker sues former employer, alleging disability discrimination

By Kari Valence |
A woman is suing her former employer, alleging she was fired after being bullied for her disabilities.

Computer technician sues school board, alleging racial harassment

By Kari Valence |
A computer technician is suing the Stroudsburg School Board, alleging it did nothing when he complained of racial harassment.

Jury to hear evidence in seven-year-old whistleblower case

By Hanna Nakano |
The reinstatement of a nearly seven-year-old whistleblower case involving the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission means the employee in question will get his day in court.

Further proceedings slated for settlement enforcement in car crash case

By Nicholas Malfitano |
After the completion of an Oct. 9 hearing on settlement enforcement for plaintiffs injured in a car crash on I-76 in Philadelphia, another hearing on the subject has been set to continue those proceedings.

City Of Philadelphia withdraws motion for sanctions against co-defendant

By Nicholas Malfitano |
The City of Philadelphia has withdrawn its motion for sanctions directed to a co-defendant in a negligence lawsuit it claims hasn’t abided by orders from the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas.

Potential ethics conflict leads counsel to petition to leave auto accident and property damage case

By Nicholas Malfitano |
Plaintiff counsel for a motorist injured in a car accident and whose damaged vehicle later disappeared from the property of the tow company that recovered it has petitioned to withdraw from the case.

Communication breakdown with client leads to attorney's withdrawal

By Nicholas Malfitano |
The attorney for a plaintiff in a Philadelphia car crash case has motioned to withdraw her appearance due to a complete breakdown of communication with her client.

Longtime tobacco employee alleges unlawful termination

By Kasey Schefflin- Emrich |
An Allentown man has cited his former employer for engaging in both disability and age discrimination.

Chanel sues Pittsburgh man over allegedly counterfeiting, distributing goods bearing its logo

By Angelino Menconi |
A luxury goods company is suing a Pittsburgh man over claims he sells counterfeit and infringing products.

McKean County knife designers sues Iowa man over claims he sells items too similar to their own

By Gene Johnson |
A McKean County company that designs, manufactures and sells knives is suing a salesman in Iowa for allegedly misleading and deceptive conduct by selling a knife similar to their own – with a similar-sounding name.

Man accuses Curtiss Wright Corp. of age discrimination

By Kasey Schefflin- Emrich |
An Allegheny County man claims he was discriminated against and eventually terminated from his job because of his age.

Lawsuit claims Treehouse Children's Dentistry defaulted on $1.2M loan

By Angelino Menconi |
A finance company doing business in Wayne is suing a Florida-based dentistry over claims it defaulted on a loan.