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News published on Pennsylvania Record in November 2016

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News from November 2016


Couple accuse Government Employees Insurance Co. of failure to pay claim

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH – A Clairton couple allege an insurance company did not pay their claims after their vehicles were damaged.

Blest Investment Group LLC accused of contract breach

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh individual alleges a Morgan company did not honor a contract regarding the sale of a Pittsburgh property.

Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company accused of wrongly denying benefits

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — A woman is suing Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company, citing alleged breach of contract.

Simio LLC claims Utah company is selling infringing simulation software

By Louie Torres |
ERIE – A Sewickley business that creates and markets simulation software alleges a Utah company has developed an infringing program.

Mother, son blame injuries because of Switchback MX's alleged negligence

By Louie Torres |
ERIE – An Ohio mother alleges her then-minor son was injured at motocross facility in Butler.

Progressions Behavioral Health Services Inc. employees allege they are owed overtime wages

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – Three employees of a Plymouth Meeting business have filed a class action suit over claims they were misclassified as independent contractors and not paid for overtime work.

BMI, others accuse The Orchards of performing music without license

By Louie Torres |
SCRANTON – The owners of several songs allege a Chambersburg business has been performing their songs without authorization.

Attorney: Minimum wage hike would be on lawmakers, not voters

By Noell Wolfgram Evans |
HARRISBURG — Gov. John Wolf gave Pennsylvania state workers a measure of relief when he raised their minimum wage to $10.15 this, but an attorney says it is unlikely voters will be asked to do the same for private sector employees.

Cousin's Supermarkets accused of having dangerous rice display

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — A woman is suing Cousin's Supermarket Inc. No. 3 a/k/a Cousin's Supermarkets, alleging negligence in connection with injuries from a falling display.

Former Graphic Packaging International alleges wrongful termination

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — A former employee of Graphic Packaging International Inc. is suing the company and his former labor union, the United Steel, Paper, Forestry, Rubber, Manufacturing, Energy, Allied Industrial and Services Workers International Union (USW) AFL-CIO, CLC Local Union #807, alleging breach of contract and wrongful termination.

Man claims Vital Recovery Services is harassing him over collection of alleged debt

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Merion Station man alleges he is being harassed in the collection of an alleged debt.

Woman says Comcast, credit reporting companies made mistakes

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — A woman is suing TransUnion LLC, Equifax Information Services LLC, Experian Information Solutions Inc., Southwest Credit Systems L.P. and Comcast Corporation, citing alleged misrepresentation in debt collection and negligent misrepresentation.

Consumer alleges Trans Union lists her as deceased on credit report

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Carollton, Texas woman alleges a credit bureau has incorrectly marked that she is deceased on her credit report

Woman says Prudential Insurance Company of America improperly denied benefits

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — A woman is suing Prudential Insurance Company of America, citing alleged breach of contract.

Life Insurance Company of North America accused of improperly denying man's benefits

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — A man is suing Life Insurance Company of North America, citing alleged breach of contract.

Northeast Fence & Iron Works accused of not making contributions to labor funds

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — Labor funds are suing Northeast Fence & Iron Works Inc. and Raymond Longstreath, citing alleged breach of contract.

Consumer alleges credit agencies list inaccurate statements on credit report

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia consumer claims inaccurate information is on his credit report.

ADA case highlights need for workplace policies to accommodate disabilities

By Taryn Phaneuf |
For jobs that place real and necessary physical requirements on employees, employers encounter some challenges to maintain those standards without violating laws protecting individuals with disabilities.

Buyers name Cooper's RV Center, Keystone RV Company in lawsuit over alleged vehicle problems

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH — A married couple's lawsuit against Cooper's RV Center Inc. and Keystone RV Company alleges breach of contract, design defect and product liability.

Dore & Associates Contracting blamed for worker's injuries

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA — A man is suing Dore & Associates Contracting Inc., a construction contractor, alleging negligence and insufficient measures taken to prevent injuries.