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St. Louis, MO: (Jan-22-08) Cross County Collaborative (CCC) brought a lawsuit against Metro, seeking to recover $28 million in legal fees and other costs spent in Metro's litigation involving the MetroLink extension project from Forest Park to Shrewsbury. Sources stated that the suit stemmed from Metro pursuing an $81 million award in alleged damages from... - Don Tyson and Tyson Limited Partnership agree to $4.5 million Tyson Foods shareholder settlement
Chicago, IL: (Jan-18-08) A shareholders lawsuit was brought against certain current and former directors of US meat company Tyson Foods Inc., alleging that there was a breach of duties in connection with consulting contracts for Don Tyson in 2001 and 2004. Sources close to the case claimed that as part of a settlement reached, former senior chairman Don Ty... - Talon International receives $1.5 million worth of marketable securities for Azteca Production International contract breach
New York, NY: (Jan-14-08) Talon International, Inc., a leading global supplier of zippers, apparel fasteners, trim and interlining products, brought charges against Azteca Production International, Inc., a former distributor of Talon products, alleging that the distributor had breached contract terms and had been in default for several months. As par... - Duplin County pays Johnston Ambulance Service, Inc. $25,000 settlement for breach of contract
Kenansville, NC: (Jan-10-08) Johnston Ambulance Service, Inc. of Goldsboro (JAS) brought a lawsuit against Duplin County, alleging breach of contract. The lawsuit by JAS was a result of allegations made in April 2006 against former Duplin County EMS director Curtis Brock and former employee Barbara Coman, regarding improper involvement of Duplin County EMS... - North Carolina’s “Bathroom Bill” Has Serious Implications for State Employment Law
Apr-14-16 The North Carolina “Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act,” or House Bill 2 (“HB2”) is arguably the most anti-LGBT statute that has ever been passed in the United States of America. But HB2 is about more than just adding limits on what local government entities can do regarding public bathroom usage. News coverage of HB2, which has largely b... - Steven Seagal pays $500,000 settlement in breach of contract lawsuit
Staten Island, NY: (Jan-07-08) Julius Nasso, a Staten Island filmmaker, brought charges against action movie actor Steven Seagal, alleging breach of contract. The suit stated that Nasso, an Eltingville resident, began a partnership with Seagal in the 1990s and the two created blockbuster action hits like Under Siege 2. The partnership continued for over a... - Agreement Breach, AMS Homecare Inc. agreed to pay $6.2 million settlement to HG. Soliman Enterprises Ltd
Washington, DC: (Dec-31-07) HG. Soliman Enterprises Ltd. filed charges against AMS Homecare Inc. (AHCKF), alleging that the company breached its agreement. AMS Homecare agreed to the allegations, stating that it was unable to fulfill the terms of the Master Marketing and Procurement Agreement. AMS spokespersons stated that the breach occurred due to the da... - Defective Roof, Four companies pay a $1.5 million settlement for faulty installation at the Kane County Judicial Center
Kane County, IL: (Dec-27-07) Kane County brought a lawsuit against Architects Wight & Co., Serena Sturm Architects Ltd., general contractor Frederick Quinn Corp., and installer Specialty Associates Inc., alleging breach of warranty, trespass, and nuisance. Sources close to the case stated that the dispute revolved around the companies' role in installing t... - Pristine Land, Developer George Johnson to pay $12 million settlement for building on state trust lands without permits
Phoenix, AZ: (Dec-27-07) The state brought a lawsuit against developer George H. Johnson, alleging that Johnson and several of his contractors harmed pristine state trust lands without permits. The suit, filed in 2005, saw the founder of the Johnson Ranch file a countersuit against the state and Attorney General Terry Goddard for alleged slander. Records s... - Restaurant Lease Contract, City of Prescott must pay Sand Trap golf course restaurant $225,000 breach of contract settlement
Prescott, AZ: (Dec-26-07) Owners of the Sand Trap restaurant, an eatery located at the municipal Antelope Hills Golf Course, brought a lawsuit against the city of Prescott, alleging breach of contract. The case stemmed from a 2006 incident, when the City Council terminated its contract with Brian Ingram and William and Carol Punches for operation of the re... - Miami Guilty Plea Highlights Rise in Stockbroker Fraud
Nov-6-10 Miami, FL : While it is not clear if stock broker fraud actually occurred, the intent was certainly there on the part of a Miami man who attempted to induce a stockbroker to commit stock fraud. On October 29th, Jean "Richard" Charbit pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud in connection with a scheme to defraud the investing pu... - $800,000 Cyber School breach of contract
Pittsburgh, PA: (Dec-11-07) Rodis LLC, a management services company, brought charges against the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School, alleging breach of contract. The suit claimed that Rodis was formed in 2004 to handle the school's business affairs, but in March 2005, it was notified that its contract would be terminated in 60 days. The suit, filed in Beav... - DePuy Attempted to Acquire Medical Records, Failed DePuy Hips: Lawyer
Oct-28-10 Seattle, WA The recall of the DePuy Hip Replacement , the hip replacement system that suffered from a failure rate of 12 to 13 percent within five years, has been dogged by accusations that the manufacturer was attempting to dampen its liability during litigation by persuading DePuy patients to sign over their confidential medical records. According... - EEOC Grants Employees Access to Employer Position Statements
Mar-25-16 The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) has implemented a new policy that will give pause to employers defending discrimination claims in the agency’s forum. • The procedure requires the release of employer position statements, including all non-confidential documents and exhibits, to the charging employee. • Emplo... - School Construction Delays, Princeton Regional School District pays two contracting companies a $770,000 breach of contract settlement
Princeton, NJ: (Dec-02-07) PJM Mechanical Contractors Inc. of Trenton, and Fletcher-Harlee, of Fort Washington, PA, two contracting companies, brought charges against the Princeton Regional School District, alleging breach of contract. PJM Mechanical Contractors was hired as a plumbing, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning contractor for several schoo... - Salary Structure, City of Peoria pays over $2 million for breaching previous settlement terms
Peoria, IL: (Nov-26-07) A trio of appellate judges in Ottawa alleged that the City Hall didn't follow through on a nearly decade-old settlement with several dozen women over unequal pay. Sources stated that the outcome of the ruling could set the city back several million. Court documents showed that the 3rd District Appellate Court, in its eight-page orde... - $28M Monitronics Robocall Class Action Settlement Reached
Santa Cruz, CA: Monitronics has agreed to pay $28 million to settle a Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) class action lawsuit alleging the company made automated telephone calls to phone numbers listed on the national Do Not Call Registry (DNCR) and to consumers who had not provided their consent. The settlement will address claims made in a... - Settlement Reached Dave & Buster’s Employee Class Action Lawsuit
Dallas, TX: A $7.425 million settlement has been reached in an employment class action lawsuit pending against the Texas-based restaurant and entertainment chain Dave & Buster’s Inc. The lawsuit alleged the company illegally cut its workers’ hours to deprive them of health-care benefits. The two-year old lawsuit is brought by an employee who... - Apartment Mold, Landlord Roosevelt Owyang agrees to pay 12 families $1.3 million settlement
Oakland, CA: (Nov-18-07) Twelve immigrant families who lived in a dilapidated, unheated, mold and cockroach infested apartment, brought charges against their landlord, Roosevelt Owyang, accusing him of not providing a habitable dwelling at the complex. The suit also alleged breach of contract. The former tenants stated that rain water leaked into their apa... - Fuel Efficient Contract, Dana Corp. agrees to pay Permo-Drive Technologies $1.3 million breach of contract settlement
New York, NY: (Nov-15-07) Australia's Permo-Drive Technologies Ltd. brought charges against Dana Corp., over a dispute that stemmed from an aborted plan to develop fuel efficient technology for US military vehicles like the Humvee. Records state that Toledo, Ohio-based Dana has been in Chapter 11 reorganization since March 2006 and aims to exit bankruptcy...