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  • City of Chicago, IL Coerced Confession Settlement
    Chicago - In July 2000, Corethian Bell, who suffers from a mental illness, found his murdered mother in her apartment and called police to report the crime. Bell was charged with murder and gave a videotaped confession. He spent 17 months in Cook County Jail before the Cook County State's Attorney's office dropped the charge after DNA evidence proved Be...
  • City of Los Angeles Unnecessary Force Settlement
    Los Angeles - On June 23, 2004 a 39-year-old man from Compton stole a car and tried to evade police in a high-speed, 21-mile car chase. At the end of the chase, Stanley Miller was kneed and then struck 11 times with a large metal flashlight by Officer John Hatfield. The whole thing was captured by a television news crew in a helicopter. The LAPD Board o...
  • Federal Energy Regulatory Commission PPL Corp. Generated Electricity Settlement
    Wallingford - PPL Corp. filed a lawsuit against the commission for electricity generated by its power plant in southwestern Connecticut. The case sought payment for electricity generated by four of the five generating units at the Wallingford plant from February 2003 through May 2006 under a cost-of-service reliability must run agreement. PPL Corp. wi...
  • City of Houston, TX Veterinarian Wrongful Termination Settlement
    Houston - In 2000, Sam Levingston was fired from the Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care (BARC) after working there for eight years. Levingston claims he was fired in retaliation for complaining of animal abuse at the kennel. BARC notes he was fired for veterinary malpractice after allowing a dog and her puppies to die. Levingston filed a wrongful t...
  • Canadian Federal Government Wrongful Imprisonment Settlement
    Calgary - In 1992 Steven Kaminiski was convicted of raping a co-worker and sentenced to seven years in prison. It was later revealed the female complainant had sex with the Mountie assigned to investigate the case, as well as with a prosecution witness. Kaminsk served his entire term and was released in 1999. He sued the Canadian Federal Government and...
  • Omnicare Inc. Medicaid Billing Settlement
    Michigan - The Michigan attorney general filed civil charges against the company and its Specialized Pharmacy Services unit regarding certain billing issues under the Medicaid program and failure to credit Medicaid for drugs not consumed by Medicaid beneficiaries. Omnicare did not admit wrongdoing or liability, but has agreed to a $52.5 million sett...
  • Oppenheimer & Co. Inaccurate Reporting Fine
    New York - The National Association of Securities Dealers filed charges against Oppenheimer regarding reporting inaccuracies to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board in May and June 2003. The case claimed the company failed to maintain electronic communications in a manner prescribed under Securities and Exchange Commission rules from July 2002 thro...
  • First Montauk Securities Junk Bonds Settlement
    Newark - New Jersey state securities regulators filed charges against the brokerage for allegedly misleading customers into buying junk bonds. The case claimed First Montauk lied to its customers and committed securities fraud in an effort to protect the company from losses. First Montauk Securities has agreed to pay state regulators a $475,000 settle...
  • City of Los Angeles, CA Mentally Disabled Janitor Wrongful Conviction Settlement
    Los Angeles - In 1995, David Allen Jones was convicted of killing Tammie Christmas, Mary Edwards and Debra Williams and raping a fourth woman. Jones was held even though there were no witnesses, no clues leading to Jones and blood evidence argued against his involvement. Jones was a part-time janitor who had an IQ of around 68 comparable to the mental c...
  • Georgetowne Place Retirement Apartments Racial Discrimination Settlement
    A class action lawsuit was filed against the Seattle based Merrill Gardens company for allegedly refusing to hire minority applicants. The company marked applications to identify minorities and denoted black people's applications. Merrill Gardens has agreed to a $650,000 racial discrimination settlement. Minorities who applied at Georgetowne Place betwe...
  • Unitel Technologies Golf Cart Personal Injury Settlement
    Freehold - On November 4, 2003 telecommunications salesman Robert Zuback was ejected from a golf cart during a rain storm at the Battleground Country Club in Manalapan. The 42-year-old was attending a business event sponsored by defendant Richard Broome, Marlboro, President and CEO of Unitel Technologies. Zuback sustained a laceration to the head and su...
  • Provena St. Joseph's Medical Center Medical Malpractice Settlement
    Ottawa - Darlene Walsh had been diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia, prompting her admission to the medical center. She was to be on suicide watch, but four days after her admission, Walsh tried to hang herself with a strap. She was deprived of oxygen, which put her into a vegetative state. Walsh's family filed a medical malpractice lawsuit. Provena...
  • Aventis Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Andrx Corp. Cardizem Antitrust Settlement
    A class action was filed against the companies for antitrust violations of Cardizem CD. The case alleged Hoechst, a pharmaceutical company acquired by Aventis in 2000, paid Andrx not to market a generic version of the drug. The delay of the generic form caused consumers, medical insurance companies, and the government to buy the higher priced, brand nam...
  • PayPal Consumer Rights Settlement
    San Francisco - PayPal, the online payments unit of EBay Inc. has agreed with attorneys general from 28 US states to improve how it notifies users of their consumer rights. PayPal will pay $1.7 million to the states. PayPal has agreed to shorten the user notice that customers agree to when signing up for services and will clarify buyer protections consu...
  • Mutual of Omaha Medicare Settlement
    Kindred Healthcare Inc. has accepted a $55 million settlement from its Medicare fiscal intermediary. The settlement resolves a Medicare cost report issue. The money will be spent on non-executive employees and will help fund medical research and charitable activities. (Jun-27-05) [ BUSINESS WEEK ] Legal Help If you have a similar problem a...
  • Jerry Lee Lewis Divorce Settlement
    The singer's sixth wife, Kerrie Lynn McCarver, filed a lawsuit against her ex husband seeking a divorce settlement. The pair married in 1984 and had a son together. The out of court settlement has awarded Kerrie $250,000 immediately and $30,000 a year for five years. Lewis also will pay $20,000 in child support annually for four years for their 18 year...
  • Drummer Construction et al. CO Wrongful Death Settlement
    Mankato - On the night of September 24, 2004 33-year-old Amy Diaz was painting her house using a gas powered electric generator for lighting. The generator filled the house with carbon monoxide and Diaz was found dead the next morning by her brother, David Henderson. He filed a lawsuit on behalf of Diaz's two young children claiming Drummer Construct...
  • Floor Superstores Settlement
    Newark - The state of New Jersey filed a lawsuit against the flooring store alleging consumers were misled by false promises and denied refunds when merchandise was not delivered or was installed incorrectly. Samuel Rosenberg, owner of Floor Superstores has agreed to pay $343,000 to settle the lawsuit. Under the terms of the settlement, Rosenberg wi...
  • Pediatrix Medical Group, Inc. Settlement
    Fort Lauderdale - The US Department of Justice investigated the leading provider of newborn, maternal-fetal and pediatric physician subspecialty services company related to Medicaid and TRICARE fraud for neonatal services provided from January 1996 through December 1999. Pediatrix Medical Group has finalized its previously announced agreement and ha...
  • Gunning & Associates Marketing Inc. and Fleet Liquidators of America Inc. Advertising Settlement
    Ohio - Ten states filed charges against the two Ohio corporations alleging deceptive auto sale advertisements misled consumers. Gunning & Associates Marketing and Fleet Liquidators of America allegedly created sales campaigns and advertising that misled consumers about reasons for sales and supposedly low prices. The companies did not admit they vio...
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