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Archiv der Kategorie: Klage
ILR: Indiana mother sues Pfizer in federal court in Phila. over Zoloft injuries to newborn son
Legal Reform News Daily / Pennsylvania Record An Indiana woman is suing drugmaker Pfizer in federal court in eastern Pennsylvania over allegations that her ingestion of the anti-depressant drug Zoloft during pregnancy caused her child to be born suffering from … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Federal Court, Lawsuit, Medical Liability, Nietzer&Häusler, Pennsylvania Record, US District Court, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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ILR: EDITORIAL: Never a shortage of ridiculous lawsuits in U.S. courts
Legal Reform News Daily Oklahoman: After his 12-year-old son – yes, 12 – was sued last year by a woman who got conked by the boy’s errant throw at a Little League baseball game, Bob Migliaccio of Asbury Park, N.J., … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Institute for Legal Reform, Lawsuit Abuse Impact, Nietzer&Häusler, Oklahoma, ridiculous lawsuits, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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ILR: EDITORIAL: Worst 2012 lawsuits argue for 2013 reforms
Washington Examiner: Did you hear the one about the repeat drunken driver in Florida who killed a family in an accident, then sued them for pain and suffering? Or the one about the parents who sued their son’s school after … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Florida, Lawsuit Abuse Impact, Nietzer&Häusler, US Recht, Washington Examiner, Worst 2012 lawsuits
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: How to eat free at Bob Evans
“At Bob Evans, we treat strangers like friends and friends like family.” That’s the company philosophy of Bob Evans restaurants. The chain prides itself on its “ability to treat guests and employees how they deserve to be treated.”
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Verschlagwortet mit Bob Evans, Charleston, Eat free, Most Ridiculous Lawsuits USA, Nietzer&Häusler, US corporate law
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: Attorney drops lawsuit over Thunder tickets
Oklahoma City attorney Doug Friesen has dropped a lawsuit over Thunder tickets. He had claimed another fan backed out of an agreement to let him buy a third of her two season tickets. An Oklahoma City attorney has dropped his … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Most ridiculous Lawsuits, Nietzer&Häusler, Oklahoma, Thunder tickets, US corporate law
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: Inmates sue major beer companies: The alcohol made us do it
Keith Allen Brown shot a man to death in Priest Lake five years ago, leading to a 15-year prison sentence. But the 52-year-old says his problems started long before that, when he was just a boy and tasted alcohol for … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Idaho, Inmates sue major beer companies, Most ridiculous Lawsuits, Nietzer&Häusler, US District Judge, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: Ruling over bumper-car injury supports amusement park
The California Supreme Court says riders can’t sue over injuries stemming from the inherent nature of the attraction. ‚Those who voluntarily join in these activities also voluntarily take on their minor inherent risks,‘ the court says. SAN FRANCISCO — The … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Amusement park, bumper-car injury, California, Los Angeles Times, Most ridiculous Lawsuits, Nietzer&Häusler, San Francisco, Surpreme Court, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: Ohio teacher cites fear of children in discrimination suit
An Ohio high school teacher who claims to have a phobia of young children is suing a school district for discrimination. Maria C. Waltherr-Willard, 61, of Greenhills, is suing the Mariemont school district, where she worked for 35 years, saying … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit discrimination, fear of children, Most Ridiculous Lawsuits USA, Nietzer&Häusler, Ohio, pedophobia, US corporate law
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Most ridicuous lawsuits: Rikers Island inmates cost city big $$ with ‚frivolous‘ lawsuits
EXCLUSIVE These jailbirds are proving that crime does pay. Rikers Island inmates are soaking city taxpayers by suing over everything from slippery shower floors to beds they claim are too short, a Post analysis has found.
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Verschlagwortet mit Department of Correction, Jailbirds, Most ridiculous Lawsuits, New York Post, Nietzer&Häusler, Rikers Island, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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ILR: Kentucky AG Can’t Dodge Merck’s Due Process Suit over Vioxx Contingency Counsel
Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway can’t seem to shake Merck’s constitutional challenge to his use of contingency fee lawyers in litigation over Vioxx. U.S. District Judge Danny Reeves in Frankfort, Ky., first rejected the AG’s bid to dismiss the case … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit American Lawyer, Kentucky, Nietzer&Häusler, State Attorneys General, Trial Lawyers' Influence, USA Checkliste
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