News from May 2017
Philadelphia printing firm alleges New Jersey magazine and publisher owes it more than $7K
Philadelphia printing firm alleges New Jersey magazine and publisher owes it more than $7K
Veteran railroad electrician believes his kidney cancer was caused by defendant railroads' use of carcinogens
Veteran railroad electrician believes his kidney cancer was caused by defendant railroads' use of carcinogens
Underwriting association says state officials' budget transfer of $200 million is unconstitutional
Underwriting association says state officials' budget transfer of $200 million is unconstitutional
Delivery drivers and TL Transportation in settlement talks over unpaid-wages suit
PHILADELPHIA — Two delivery drivers who have filed a class action lawsuit for unpaid wages and more against TL Transportation LLC have agreed to settlement talks with the company.
Bushkill man claims Ford violated federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, state UTPCPL
Bushkill man claims Ford violated federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, state UTPCPL
New Jersey supply company alleges Philly contractor firm breached its contract
New Jersey supply company alleges Philly contractor firm breached its contract
Blue Bell firm says heating and cooling business owner owes it more than $14K
Blue Bell firm says heating and cooling business owner owes it more than $14K
ALI's Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance the subject of strong debate at group's annual meeting
ALI's Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance the subject of strong debate at group's annual meeting
'Procedural misstep' costs tenant in appeal of arbitration award
HARRISBURG — A “procedural misstep” thwarted the efforts of a tenant in his appeal of a ruling denying his request to vacate an arbitration award in a lawsuit filed against his landlord, according to an opinion entered April 28 by the Superior Court of Pennsylvania.
Indiana man says FBCS, collection agency, misrepresented amount owed in letter
PHILADELPHIA — An individual is suing FBCS Inc., a debt collector, alleging misrepresentation in its collection efforts.
Xodus Medical says Florida company sells infringing surgical device
PITTSBURGH — A New Kensington medical device company is suing The Soule Co. d/b/a Soule Medical, a Florida corporation, citing alleged patent infringement.
Lackawaxen couple sue Johnson & Johnson, Ethicon over mesh treatment
SCRANTON — A husband and wife are suing Johnson & Johnson, and Ethicon Inc., alleging design defects, negligence and product liability.
Man holds Norfolk Southern liable for injuries he suffered while welding
SCRANTON — A Ohio man is suing Norfolk Southern Railway Company, alleging liability, negligence and that insufficient measures were taken to prevent injuries.
Woman claims Bayer, Merck liable for her injuries from drug Avelox
PHILADELPHIA — A consumer is suing drug manufacturing giants, alleging failure to warn, fraud and product liability.
Former Rite Aid pharmacist claims Prudential wrongly denied disability benefits
PHILADELPHIA — A Berks County man is suing The Prudential Insurance Company of America, citing alleged breach of contract for denying disability benefits he says he's owed.
Philadelphia man claims Sterling Infosystems distributed wrong credit report
PHILADELPHIA — An individual is suing Sterling Infosystems Inc., citing alleged breach of duty.
Man alleges drug makers were negligent in selling Avelox
PHILADELPHIA — A consumer is suing Bayer and Merck, drug makers, citing alleged breach of warranty, failure to warn, fraud, liability, negligence and product liability.
Former home care worker says PCG Public Partnerships failed to pay overtime
PHILADELPHIA — An employee has filed a class-action lawsuit against PCG Public Partnerships, alleging unpaid wages and violation of Workers' Compensation acts.
U.S. Pipelining claims former employee threatened to reveal confidential info to litigants against it
PHILADELPHIA — A Langhorne construction company is suing Gary Horwedel and Susan Horwedel, citing alleged breach of contract.
Maintenance worker says Berger Real Estate Investment failed to pay overtime
PHILADELPHIA — An employee is suing Berger Real Estate Investment Inc. and its owner Arnold Berger, citing alleged unpaid wages for failing to pay overtime.