LAWSUITS NEWS & LEGAL INFORMATION
Search Results for
Sort by date 7,408 pages found matching priest settlement- Roxane Labs to pay undisclosed settlement in drug lawsuit.
Baltimore, MD: (Apr-04-08) Nabi Biopharmaceuticals brought a lawsuit against Roxane Laboratories, based in Columbus, OH, and Fresenius Medical Care Holdings Inc, a German company, over PhosLo GelCaps, one of its former drug products. Records show that Fresenius Medical Care Holdings bought the PhosLo product line from Nabi in late 2006. The suit was brou... - Norman considers $75,000 settlement in wrongful death lawsuit.
Norman, OK: (Apr-04-08) The family of 17-year-old Richard Lee Sanchez brought a lawsuit against the city of Norman, OK, after the teenager was shot and killed by Norman Police Officer Chad Vincent, after several alleged violent crimes and a high-speed chase on September 26, 2005. Records verify that the tort claim was lodged against the City of Norman, o... - McDonald's franchises to pay $505,000 settlement in employment lawsuit.
Durango, CO: (Apr-04-08) Four former McDonald's workers brought a lawsuit against the fast food giant, alleging that they faced sexual harassment while on the job. The suit claimed that the female workers' manager, 24 year-old at the time, harassed the girls' by biting their breasts, grabbing their buttocks and making several sexual comments beginning i... - Sayreville to pay $82.7 million settlement in battle over real estate.
Sayreville, NJ: (Apr-03-08) After being locked in a legal battle over a 400-acre piece of waterfront property, National Lead Industries and Sayreville County have entered into a settlement agreement, resolving the prolonged dispute. Under the terms of the settlement agreement, National Lead Industries will be paid $82.7 million for its prized property in... - $29.1 Million Verdict Secured for Illinois Family
Chicago, IL: Lawyers representing Christian Arroyo in a medical malpractice lawsuit brought against the United States of America, have secured a $29.1 million verdict for their clients. The case alleged obstetric and neonatal negligence by federally employed physicians practicing at Northwestern Memorial Hospital at the time of Christian's birth. It... - Bextra heart attack
On Apr-07-05 the FDA asked Pfizer, the manufacturer of Bextra, to recall the pain medication from shelves across the U.S. due to risks of heart attacks and strokes in patients. Canada Health quickly followed suit and asked Pfizer to recall Bextra from Canadian shelves. Pfizer has also suspended sales of Bextra in the European Union. Bextra has bee... - Town to pay $1.275 million settlement in real property lawsuit.
Mount Prospect, IL: (Apr-02-08) Mount Prospect, IL brought an eminent domain lawsuit against the Meersman family, who own three properties, 30 W. Busse Ave., where a hair salon operates, 34 W. Busse Ave., the site of a parking lot and 16 W. Northwest Highway, the Meersman law offices. Sources on both sides stated that as part of recent negotiations... - Denver pays $30,000 settlement in wrongful arrest lawsuit.
Denver, CO: (Apr-02-08) Brad Braxton brought a wrongful arrest lawsuit against the city of Denver, CO, alleging that he was arrested in December 2007, for a crime he didn't commit. Braxton's suit claimed that he was arrested and jailed for nine days without going before a judge, despite the fact that he repeatedly pleaded that he was innocent. Sources cl... - Maryland agrees to $400,000 settlement in state trooper lawsuit.
Baltimore, MD: (Apr-02-08) A federal civil lawsuit was filed against the state of Maryland in 1998, by civil rights attorneys representing 14 African American motorists, alleging that state troopers unfairly harassed them because they were racial minorities. Court records show that of the 14 who sued, only six plaintiffs remain as eight had dropped out o... - EMD Serono Inc. Unapproved Serostim Promotion Settlement
New York, NY: (Feb-16-07) A civil lawsuit was filed against EMD Serono in 2005 for allegedly promoting the company's AIDS drug Serostim for unapproved uses. Serostim treats AIDS wasting, a condition involving serious weight loss in AIDS patients. The US District Court in Massachusetts granted preliminary approval of the settlement, ordering EMD Serono t... - Cogema to pay $1.6 million settlement in land owner's lawsuit.
Webb County, TX: (Apr-01-08) Sara Alicia Trautmann and Arturo Tomas Benavides, two landowners, brought a lawsuit against Delaware-based Cogema Mining Inc., a uranium mining company, alleging that the company had breached its contract to restore their property to pre-mining conditions. The two plaintiffs stated that Cogema was to remove waste from the min... - Investor to pay $5 million settlement in fund management lawsuit.
Columbus, OH: (Apr-01-08) The state Attorney General's office brought charges against Mark Lay, an Aliquippa man, alleging that a report showed that the state's Bureau of Workers' Compensation lost money in a fund managed by Lay's company. The suit filed by the state sought $216 million in compensation, stating that was the amount lost as a result of Lay... - Hooksett to pay $130,000 settlement in employment lawsuit.
Hooksett, NH: (Mar-31-08) Joanne Drewniak and Jessica Skorupski, two former employees, brought a lawsuit against the town of Hooksett, after they were fired for gossiping. The suit stated that the women were fired in April 2007, along with town assessor Sandra Piper and code enforcement officer Michelle Bonsteel. Records showed that the four had worked n... - Blue Heron to pay undisclosed settlement in licensing lawsuit.
Cambridge, MA: (Mar-31-08) Codon Devices, Inc. brought a patent infringement lawsuit against Blue Heron Biotechnology, Inc., in the Federal District Court for the District of Delaware regarding five US patents the company allegedly infringed. Sources stated that four of the asserted patents are owned by Duke University and the other by the Massachusetts... - Davenport will pay $92,000 settlement in harassment lawsuit.
Davenport, IA: (Mar-31-08) Cynthia Webb, a Davenport city employee, brought a lawsuit against the city, alleging that former Alderman Ron Van Fossen made sexually explicit comments and touched her in an over-friendly manner. The suit was filed in February 2007, which named both the city and Van Fossen as defendants. Sources report that the two side... - Driver to pay $100,000 proposed settlement in wrongful death lawsuit.
Madison County, IA: (Mar-31-08) Vicki Worthen brought a wrongful death lawsuit against Paul Roan of Edwardsville, after her husband died in an auto accident. The suit accused Roan of negligence, stating that his careless operation of his vehicle on August 24, 2007, caused it to overturn. The suit stated that Worthen's husband was Roan's passenger, and th... - Tranz Rail to pay $17 million settlement in securities lawsuit.
Wellington, New Zealand: (Mar-31-08) Thirty investors brought a lawsuit against Tranz Rail, alleging that they suffered losses due to an insider trading scam. The suit claimed that six defendants, including expatriate businessman and former Tranz Rail director David Richwhite, sold a combined 19% of Tranz Rail for about $83 million between February and M... - Atlantic City to pay $199,000 settlement in wrongful termination lawsuit.
Atlantic City, NJ: (Mar-31-08) Ricky Williams, a former Atlantic City firefighter, brought a lawsuit against the city, accusing a former fire captain of making racist threats against him. The suit was filed in 2005, with Williams claiming that Capt., Edmund Mawhinney draped a pillowcase over his head and threatened to burn down Williams' house in 2003. F... - Power company agrees to $187 million settlement in utility lawsuit.
Washington, MD: (Mar-26-08) Constellation Energy brought a lawsuit against the state of Maryland, over the dismantling of its Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant. Sources close to the case stated that the parties had reached a settlement, in which the energy giant has agreed to give 1.1 million electricity customers in the Washington-Baltimore area a one-time $... - Pharmacy to pay $315,000 settlement in disposal lawsuit.
Houston, TX: (Mar-26-08) State Attorney General Gregg Abbott brought charges against 20 CVS Pharmacy stores across Houston, over policies pertaining to customer identity theft. The suit stemmed from an incident in 2006, where prescription labels, pill bottles and computer print outs containing detailed personal medical information of customers were found...