Schlagwort-Archive: Wirtschaftskanzlei Heilbronn Franken
Most Ridicuous Lawsuits: Accountant Claims Working For This WPP Agency Is Pure Hell
An accountant formerly employed at WPP agency I-Behavior, which tracks consumer purchase data, says her job was so stressful she was hospitalized twice, and that she was forced out of her job after her doctor told her the pressure at … Weiterlesen
Soliman v. Daimler AG
On Septemeber 30, 2011, a United States District Court in New York granted Diamler AG, Mercedes-AMG GmbH, and Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC’s, motion for summary judgment in an action brought by Plaintiff to recover for injuries incurred in an accident that … Weiterlesen
Most Ridicuous Lawsuits: Mom sues Justin Bieber for too-loud show
Turns out there may be expensive side-effects to Bieber fever. Popstar Justin Bieber is being sued for more than $9 million by an Oregon mom who claims the teen heartthrob’s throbbing-loud show caused her ear damage, TMZ reports.
C-Innovation, LLC v. Norddeutsche Seekabelwerke GmbH
On November 3, 2011, a United States District Court in Louisiana denied Norddeutsche Seekabelwerke GmbH’s (“NSW”) motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction. The case arises out of a products liability claim regarding the sale of allegedly defective umbilical … Weiterlesen
Most Ridiculous Lawsuits: Long Island cop’s mistress suing Nassau County over affair
She had an affair with a cop — and now she wants taxpayers to foot the bill. The mistress of a married Nassau County cop — who enjoyed more than 100 nights with him while he was on duty — … Weiterlesen
Maple v. Knauf Insulation GmbH
On Septemeber 15, 2011, an Indiana United States District Court found that a reasonable jury could find that employee, a 63-year old employee at Knauf GmbH (“Knauf”), a German company, was terminated because of his age and his claims under … Weiterlesen
Most ridiculous Lawsuits: Kellogg class-action settlement rejected by federal appeals court
The pact, involving allegations that Kellogg made false health claims about Frosted Mini-Wheats, was rejected because a three-judge panel said lawyers‘ fees were too high. © By Maura Dolan, Los Angeles Times A federal appeals court Friday rejected a class-action … Weiterlesen
Future Industries of America, Inc. v. Advanced UV Light GmbH
On October 18, 2011, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeal for Second District in upheld a forum selection clause granting jurisdiction to a German court, as well as a choice of law clause dictating that the contract should be governed … Weiterlesen
Most Ridiculous Lawsuits: ACLU Files ‘Right to Read’ Lawsuit in Michigan
By Sam Favate In what could be a groundbreaking action with national implications, the American Civil Liberties Union has filed a “right to read” lawsuit in Michigan, charging that the state and its agencies that oversee public education have failed … Weiterlesen
Garrard v. Pirelli Tire LLC
On June 20, 2012, a United States District Court in Illinios denied defendant, a German based company, Pirelli Deutschland GMBH’s („Pirelli DG“), motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction in a products liability case stemming from a motorcycle accident … Weiterlesen
