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Customer blames Wal-Mart for slip-and-fall injuries
HARRISBURG — A Stewartstown woman is suing Walmart, alleging its negligence caused her to slip, fall, and injure herself while getting a shopping cart. Kathleen Ann Collie filed a lawsuit Feb. 10 in...
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Ex-employee accuses Macy's of racial retaliation, termination
HARRISBURG — A Mechanicsburg woman is suing Macy's, alleging her termination was due to her race. Maria Linda V. Gordon filed a complaint Aug. 13 in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of...
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Injury suit between N.J. woman and Philly restaurant settled
PHILADELPHIA – As of Wednesday, a premises liability suit between a Cherry Hill, N.J., woman and the Continental Midtown Restaurant in Philadelphia has been settled. Representing the restaurant and...
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Sidewalk fall case involving New York couple settled in advance of...
PHILADELPHIA – A premises liability suit from a Brooklyn, N.Y., couple against several defendants based on an injurious fall occurring in December 2011 has been settled. Prior to a settlement notice...
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CSX seeks to vacate settlement with injured employee
PHILADELPHIA – A former railroad worker’s alleged failure to sign and return a settlement agreement has his former employer seeking to strike the settlement and dismiss his complaint in its entirety....
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Philly salvage company proprietor may face incarceration for failure to pay...
PHILADELPHIA – The proprietor of a Philadelphia salvage company may face immediate incarceration, for failing to fulfill the remaining balance of a settlement award and subsequent sanctions in a...
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Federal court finds no Monell violation from Philly parking enforcement officer
PHILADELPHIA – A man who alleges he was falsely arrested and detained after a supposed altercation with a Philadelphia Parking Authority officer has had claims of a Monell violation dismissed, through...
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Default judgment awarded to Department of Labor against Yardley law firm
PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has awarded a default judgment to the Department of Labor, against a Yardley law firm that allegedly did not forward its employees’ 401K payments, in violation of Title I...
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Superior Court upholds prior $10K judgment against Citibank card-holder
PITTSBURGH – A prior-decided $10,000-plus judgment against a financial entity’s cardholder will stand, according to the Superior Court of Pennsylvania. Judges Judith Ference Olson, Victor P. Stabile...
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District Court denies class certification in suit against City of...
PHILADELPHIA – A federal court has denied certification to a plaintiff seeking to establish a class action lawsuit against the City of Philadelphia for allegedly improperly collected parking fees....
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Former employee alleges EQT owes severance
PITTSBURGH — A former employee is suing a Pittsburgh company, alleging it refused to pay him severance after eliminating his position. Phillip G. Elliot of Houston filed a lawsuit Feb. 8 in the U.S....
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Employee alleges Pennsylvania commission fired him for running for office
PHILADELPHIA — A former employee is suing the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, alleging the commission violated his constitutional rights by terminating him for running for public office. Daniel J....
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Pittsburgh woman alleges McCarthy, Burgess Wolff violated debt collection rules
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh woman is suing a Cleveland debt collection business, alleging violation of fair debt collection practices. Lashay Turner filed a lawsuit June 23 in U.S. District Court for the...
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Chamberlain's former coach alleges production companies fraudulently used film
PHILADELPHIA — The former coach of Wilt Chamberlain is suing Celebrity Home Entertainment and Eye Film Releasing Inc., alleging fraud and breach of contract regarding video footage titled The Greatest...
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Water treatment company alleges Chemtrade violated federal antitrust laws
PHILADELPHIA — A water systems company is suing New Jersey business, alleging fraudulent concealment of misconduct in violation of federal antitrust laws. Little River County RDA Water System filed a...
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Motorcycle designer alleges WMI Group broke contract, kept parts
PHILADELPHIA — A Texas motorcycle parts designer is suing a Pennsylvania company, alleging it breached contract and withheld property concerning the “Holy Shift” product. Jose Franco Sattamini, doing...
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Musicians accuse Via Marconi's of copyright infringement
PHILADELPHIA — A group of music producers is suing Via Marconi’s Smokehouse Tavern, alleging copyright infringement. Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI), MJ Publishing Trust, doing business as MIJAC Music;...
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Highgate Hotels, Cove Haven accused of withholding tips
HARRISBURG – A woman is seeking compensation as part of a class-action lawsuit, alleging that her employer failed to distribute tips that she earned. Chelsea Henkel, on behalf of herself and others...
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Ex-employee accuses Aetna of racial discrimination
PHILADELPHIA — A Chester woman is suing Aetna, alleging her termination was an act of racial discrimination. Renee Domurad of Chester filed a lawsuit June 30 in U.S. District Court for the Eastern...
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Ex-employee accuses Medical Products Laboratories of racial discrimination
PHILADELPHIA — A former employee is suing a Philadelphia medical products business, alleging unlawful termination and discrimination. James Alpha of Trenton filed a lawsuit June 25 in U.S. District...
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