Chan Ho Park has sued his former Dodger battery mate Chad Kreuter, accusing him of failing to fully pay off a $460,000 loan.
Louisiana insurance regulators are suing a company accused of selling worthless construction bonds for bids on hundreds of millions of dollars in government projects, Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon said.
New York officials have settled a lawsuit with power plant owners that challenged their legal authority to auction allowances required for carbon dioxide emissions.
An Idaho man who says he suffered 10 weeks of pain and stiffness before doctors discovered they'd left a broken device in his knee during surgery is suing for unspecified damages.
The American Cancer Society in Nevada has filed suit against the state, health officials and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, seeking to invalidate a recently enacted state law allowing smoking at some trade shows.
An Alaska Native village joined in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that aims to protect some of the Tongass National Forest's remaining stands of old growth trees.
Texas health authorities will destroy more than five million blood samples taken from babies without parental consent and stored indefinitely for scientific research.
A federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit in which Louisville and Lexington officials tried to collect taxes from hundreds of online hotel brokers such as Hotels.com.
Female ski jumpers are setting their sights on 2014 now that they have lost their final bid to compete at the Vancouver Olympics.
A judge agreed Monday to reconsider a decision last month to throw out a lawsuit brought by 268 former University of Idaho employees who claimed their early retirement benefits were unfairly reduced.
Mylan Inc. said Tuesday it being sued by Schering Corp. and MSP Singapore over plans to make a generic version of the cholesterol drug Vytorin.
A group of white New Haven firefighters who won a discrimination case before the U.S. Supreme Court are seeking back pay, damages and legal fees.
A lawsuit filed on behalf of 27 Mexican farm workers against a Mississippi sweet potato operation has been settled.
A Moscow radio station says it is being sued by Josef Stalin's grandson who claims the station wrongfully dishonored the dictator.
A federal jury Friday awarded more than $100 million to 10 workers who claimed they were injured in 2007 when a toxic substance was released at BP PLC's Texas City plant.
The former owners of Kentucky Speedway are done fighting with NASCAR.
A North Texas water district seeking to buy billions of gallons of water from basins in southern Oklahoma has filed an amended lawsuit against officials in Oklahoma.
A federal judge is refusing to dismiss a lawsuit by Donald Trump's casino company over its failed bid for a casino license in Philadelphia three years ago.
The state's lingering backlog of food stamp applications has led to a lawsuit by a legal aid group in south Texas.
A uniform company has agreed to pay $6.5 million to settle a lawsuit claiming it failed to pay its laundry workers a living wage.
The government has asked a federal judge to let it cut ACORN's funding, saying a report commissioned by the embattled community activist reinforces Congress' concern about misuse of federal funds.
A federal judge says he'll order an investigation into the apparent destruction of evidence in a lawsuit over mass arrests during 2002 protests against the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
An environmental engineer says using bird manure as a crop fertilizer does not affect the Illinois River or Lake Tenkiller to "any significant extent."
The state attorney general filed suit Wednesday against a New York-based mortgage servicing company that he claims has been poorly serving its Ohio customers.
The ex-wife of one of America's richest men has sued the billionaire in New York for racketeering, saying he hid millions of dollars from her for decades.
LONDON - A London restaurant has asked diners to sign away their right to sue before consuming Christmas pudding, a traditional Yuletide treat that sometimes contains coins or charms.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott (R) said Tuesday that he and top prosecutors in a half-dozen other states plan to challenge the constitutionality of a health care compromise that exempts Nebraska from paying billions in Medicaid expansion costs, forcing other states to shoulde …
(Peoria, IL) -- A group of current and former teachers at a middle school in Peoria are taking the school district to court, saying they were discriminated against because they're white.
POULTNEY, Vt.—A Green Mountain College student has filed a lawsuit over the lack of single-sex bathrooms in the her co-ed residence hall
A small Missouri company with the word "Bing" in its name has sued Microsoft for branding its search engine with the same word, alleging trademark infringement and unfair competition by the software giant.
In all three cases, after other Homeland Security Department officials raised concerns, copies of the reports were destroyed. The agency also held a workshop on intelligence-gathering "while ensuring the protection of civil rights and civil liberties..." More Articles
Vermont's highest court is being asked how much a dogs love is worth. At stake is establishing the concept of emotional distress as a legal remedy at the loss of a dog, or family pet, much like a parents loss of a child.
Paging Joe Girardi. A Queens softball player is suing the city, claiming she busted her ankle because her high school coach never taught her how to slide.
Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck are upset about a character on the fictional TV show Law & Order mentioning their spreading of hate and ignorance, so Keith Olbermann calls them out and dares them to sue. Of course, if they take this to the U.S.
The Southern Poverty Law Center today sued a Mississippi school district for violating the constitutional rights and derailing the promising academic and athletic career of a high school student over a tossed penny on a school bus.
This guy is not going away, and he is acting like he has something to prove! Puzzling.
A western Pennsylvania woman who drank herself unconscious celebrating her 20th birthday says a hospital didn't properly treat her, resulting in partial amputations of both of her legs.
December 11, 2009. New York, NY - Today, U.S. District Judge Nina Gershon granted a preliminary injunction against the United States for unconstitutionally withholding funds from ACORN.
Okay, well here we go.
The city of Oakland (CA) is expected to pay $1.75 million in legal fees and will offer vacation time and money to police officers who claimed in a lawsuit that they had been underpaid for working extra hours and for the time they spent putting on their uniforms, attorneys said Th …
Dianne McLeod recalls her husband, Stanley, getting so visibly upset when the debt collectors called that she had to take the phone away from him. She believes constant harassing phone calls and other tactics eventually killed him.
"A pregnant high school volleyball player in Fort Worth filed a federal discrimination complaint after her coach required her to get a doctor's permission before she could continue playing."
Thousands of American Indians would receive as much as $1,000 each if they accept a proposed $1.4 billion to settle a class-action lawsuit over government mismanagement of tribal lands. The suit, filed in 1996, accused the U.S.
Gamers are crying foul play over what they claim are misleading ads on social games.
A businesswoman smeared by an anonymous contributor to Wikipedia has won a landmark legal battle to have her accuser unmasked. The victim had 'confidential and sensitive' details about her professional life and her child written into her page on the online encyclopaedia.
A woman is suing the Westin on Michigan Avenue for injuries she says she sustained when the heel of her shoe caught on the carpet of the stairs and caused her to fall down the steps.
Looks like the battle over Verizon Wireless's "There's a map for that ads" will be waged over the airwaves rather than in a courtroom. MocoNews reports that two of AT&T;'s lawsuits against Verizon—one in District Court in Atlanta, the other in New York—have been "voluntarily" …
A man who claims Carolina Panthers linebacker Jon Beason(notes) allegedly punched him in the face at a Charlotte, N.C., strip club has filed a civil lawsuit in court.
It's fairly ironic to learn that there was still a lawsuit lingering over Time Warner's merger with America Online from the beginning of this decade, given that AOL is in the process of spinning off and hitting the public markets as an independent entity before year's end.
Five people arrested and acquitted for allegedly disrupting a Board of Supervisors meeting last year will have their legal fees paid for by Maricopa County taxpayers following a court order issued Monday.