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News published on Pennsylvania Record in August 2017

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News from August 2017


Wyld Chyld owner accuses Baller Inc. of fraud in relation to Pittsburgh tattoo expo

By David Hutton |
PITTSBURGH – A nationally known Pittsburgh-area tattoo artist has filed a complaint in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court, alleging breach of partnership and fraud in connection with a 2017 tattoo expo.

Individual claims Unum terminated disability benefits despite medical evidence

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia woman alleges that her disability benefits were wrongfully terminated.

Life Insurance Co. of North America wrongfully terminated benefits, woman claims

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Maryland woman formerly employed by PPL Services Corp. claims her disability benefits were unlawfully terminated.

Hangtime Media alleges Barcelo Maya Beach Resort posted content without credit

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia company alleges that its content was posted more than 50 times without credit on social media websites.

Individuals accused of transmitting 'Once Upon a Time in Venice' on BitTorrent

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – Eight unknown Verizon internet customers are alleged to have unlawfully transmitted a movie online.

Woman claims Pittsburgh Veterans Affairs Medical Center intubated father against wishes, seeks more than $3M

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH – A Tennessee woman alleges that her father's medical wishes were not followed by a federally run health care facility.

Former Leeds employee alleges she was terminated for taking FMLA leaves

By Louie Torres |
ERIE – An Allegheny County woman alleges her New Kensington employer terminated her for taking a medical leave.

Settlement worth $30K; Toddler's finger allegedly crushed in daycare's door

By Nicholas Malfitano |
SCRANTON – An Olyphant couple are asking for judicial approval of a settlement with a daycare facility at which their toddler son was allegedly injured when his finger was caught in a closing door.

Homeowners association and property management group in legal conflict over financial agreement

By Nicholas Malfitano |
MEDIA – A local homeowners association believes its former management company did not live up to a monetary agreement both parties agreed to be bound by, and seeks to obtain a number of related financial records through the lawsuit it has filed.

Xarelto manufacturers claim third consecutive victory over injury claims presented in federal bellwether trials

By Nicholas Malfitano |
JACKSON, Miss. – For a third consecutive time, a federal court jury has declared the manufacturers of Xarelto are not liable for medical injuries allegedly resulting from a plaintiff being prescribed the blood-thinner drug.

Denial of long-term disability benefits leads former employee to sue insurance provider Hartford Life

By Nicholas Malfitano |
MEDIA – A former administrative assistant with Exelon Corporation is pursuing legal action against her insurance provider for denying her payments of long-term disability benefits.

Yeadon nursing home says wrongful death lawsuit belongs in arbitration

By Carrie Salls |
MEDIA – The Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County will have to decide if the estate of a woman's lawsuit against a care facility is to proceed to arbitration.

Attorney says court decision finding Philadelphia soda tax is constitutional was 'well-reasoned'

By Kacie Whaley |
HARRISBURG – After the June 14 opinion filed by the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania affirming the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas' judgment that the Philadelphia beverage tax is constitutional, one attorney contends that the decision is well-reasoned.

Woman seeks disability benefits she alleges are due to her from Life Insurance Co. of North America

By Louie Torres |
ERIE – A Washington County woman alleges that her long-term disability benefits were wrongfully terminated.

Lancaster County woman accused of unlawfully sharing 'Criminal' via BitTorrent

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Lancaster woman is accused of unlawfully sharing a movie online.

Former employee alleges Nabors Industries failed to pay overtime rate

By Louie Torres |
PITTSBURGH – A former employee of a global oil and gas exploration company has filed a class action over allegations he was not paid overtime pay.

Lebanon Farms Disposal Inc. alleged to have failed to pay drivers overtime wages

By Louie Torres |
SCRANTON – A Grantville man alleges a Schaefferstown waste disposal company fails to properly compensate employees for all hours worked.

ImPACT Applications Inc. files suit against IMPAXX Solutions over use of mark

By Louie Torres |
ERIE – A San Diego-based corporation that deals with software for neurocognitive testing alleges that another California corporation is unlawfully using a similar trademark.

NRA Group LLC claimed to have failed to mark alleged debt as disputed

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – An East Petersburg consumer claims that a debt collector damaged her credit score because it failed to mark an account as disputed.

Acosta Inc. alleges former director left for competitor, unlawfully used confidential information

By Louie Torres |
PHILADELPHIA – A Florida outsourced sales and marketing agency alleges that a Schnecksville man misappropriated confidential information.