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Sunday, November 24, 2024

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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.

Woman alleges insurance company wrongfully denied disability payments

By Louie Torres |
An employee is suing Reliance Standard Life Ins. Co., an insurance firm, citing alleged breach of contract.

Woman claims faulty chair in Family Dollar Store led to a fall

By Louie Torres |
The plaintiff holds Family Dollar Stores of Pennsylvania, LLC responsible because the defendant allegedly failed to make adequate repairs to the chairs found on their premises.

Car repair shop accused of failure to pay worker overtime wages

By Louie Torres |
An employee is suing Rob's Automotive, Inc. in Bristol, citing alleged unpaid wages and violation of workers compensation acts

Court: Nebraska transportation company denied motion for summary judgment in accident litigation

By Nicholas Malfitano |
PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge in Philadelphia dismissed a request for summary judgment from a Nebraska transportation company accused of negligence in a 2012 automobile accident.

Hershey's scoffs at class action over amount of Kisses in each bag

By Dee Thompson |
NEW YORK - Hershey's is calling a class action lawsuit filed against it over the amount of Kisses in its packaging meritless.

SCOTUS asked to review whether state laws, not federal, should apply to aviation industry

By Robert Lawson |
PHILADELPHIA — An aircraft pilots association is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit that allowed states to impose their own safety standards in place of federal law.

Estate executor accused of defaulting on mortgage

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH — A financial institution is suing Sean P. Schaming, executor of the estate of Alfred J. Schaming, citing alleged breach of contract and unpaid debt.

Bank claims heirs didn't make mortgage payments

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH — A financial institution is suing all known and unknown heirs of Virginia L. Marutiak, alleging breach of contract and unpaid debt.

Pittsburgh accused of levying illegal tax

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH — A man is suing the City of Pittsburgh, fighting its ordinance charging a fee for the regulation and licensing of coin-operated amusement machines.

Mercury Insurance Group accused of improperly denying claim

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH — Two guardians and personal representatives of a minor child are suing Mercury Insurance Group, alleging breach of contract.

Wells Fargo Bank claims heirs failed to make mortgage payments

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH — A financial institution is suing unknown heirs, successors, assigns, and all persons, firms, or associations claiming right, title or interest from or under Theola Thrash, alleging breach of contract and unpaid debt.

MetLife accused of wrongfully terminating women's disability payments

By Louie Torres |
Woman claims disability payments were terminated despite still being disabled according to the terms of the plan.

Property owner claims state failed to ensure proper drainage on its property

By Louie Torres |
The suit alleges the government agency failed to make sure that the water from their property would not drain into adjacent properties.

Wyndham Hotels accused of causing an injury to a guest due to an unsafe bed

By Louie Torres |
Guest claims a protruding metal on the side of the bed led to his injury at the hotel.