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UGA student injured in 'foam party' sues frat
A University of Georgia student who was injured at a fraternity's "foam party" has filed a lawsuit seeking medical expenses.Leah Carole Mock said in the lawsuit filed this week in Athens-Clarke County Superior Court that a tooth was broken and three other teeth were driven into her gum and jawbone when a fraternity member slid onto a foam-covered floor and slammed into her.Plaintiffs lawyers in a consumer mass tort over Bisphenol-A in baby bottles and toddler "sippy" cups failed to win certification of multi-state classes last summer, and now they've struck out in their attempt to certify a class of Missouri purchasers.
Judge to Wal-Mart: Hold your horses on appeal of gender discrimination suit
Wal-Mart's effort to kill the new iteration of the long-running Dukes gender discrimination suit with an early trip to the Ninth Circuit was rebuffed Monday.Quest settles lawsuit accusing it of 'cramming'
a large telecommunications company settled a consumer fraud suit with the state of Arizona for $3.75 million on July 11. Customers of Qwest Communications International Inc., Qwest Corp. and Qwest Wireless LLC alleged that they were victims of cramming, the practice of charging customers for services that they did not request or authorize. The consumers further alleged that Qwest would not refund them the money they paid for the unwanted services. The state, on behalf of about 1,500 Arizona consumers, suedView more book results for the query "*"
Delta Funding Corporation v. Harris
Since many of the loan agreement's arbitration provisions are ambiguous, interpretation of the contract by an arbitrator is necessary, and those provisions relating to the costs of arbitration and attorneys' fees may be unenforceable based on unconscionability.A Redefinition of Debt Surmounts Legal Challenges to Newark Arena
In blitzkrieg fashion, the courts last week handed Newark Mayor Sharpe James a major victory in his quest to erect a sports arena as his legacy. A trial judge threw out petitions by arena opponents to force a referendum on a $200 million bond deal. Three days later, an appeals court affirmed.Jurisdictional Wrinkle to Health-Care Ruling
In light of public attention and the health-care industry's needs, the Supreme Court should render an opinion on the merits in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act case.Scholars program presses on despite hurdle
When Luis Oliva woke up to the bleak surroundings of a jail cell the morning of Sept. 9, 2005, the aspiring law student realized he was on the brink of losing everything he had worked so hard to accomplish.ABA Says No Accreditation for Barry University Law School
Consistent with earlier reports, Barry University School of Law in Orlando, Fla., has confirmed that American Bar Association officials recommended last week against granting accreditation to the school. In a news release, Barry officials said they were stunned by the decision, and have hired lawyers to appeal the decision to the ABA in February.Trending Stories
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