law suit
To the person who hung up on me after the scandal 'tip'
Posted on Tue, 2010-02-02 00:57Hey please call back, you who gave me the "tip" on the guy who was behind his girlfriend's law suit at the toll authority, and then hung up.
Please tell me which law suit it is and where the case is filed?
Also does the boy friend get anything out of the toll authority he shouldn't as a result of this relationship?
I guess that's what you're saying, but I need more than you've given me to even start digging - editor
TOLLROADSnews 2010-02-01
Former finance manager Bailets accuses Penn Pike chiefs of corruption, waste in lawsuit
Posted on Mon, 2010-01-25 01:53
A former finance manager Ralph M Bailets has lodged a lawsuit in Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg Pennsylvania accusing Turnpike Commission chiefs of serious wrongdoing. He says he was fired for his efforts to resist corrupt procurement practices and waste at the Turnpike Commission.
Ambassador Bridge responds to Michigan DOT law suit alleging breach of contract
Posted on Thu, 2009-06-25 22:00
Here is the full text of a press statement issued by Ambassador Bridge in response to MDOT's law suit June 24 seeking a court order against the bridge company to force it to adhere to contractual commitments in the Gateway project and seeking damages for multiple alleged breqaches of contract:
"Ambassador Bridge Lawsuit Fogs Facts
Michigan DOT sues Ambassador Bridge company charging breach of contract
Posted on Thu, 2009-06-25 00:58Michigan DOT have gone to court to try to force the Ambassador Bridge company to build connections to the
interstate highways nearby in conformity with a contract for a project called the Ambassador Bridge Gateway Project. The court case is one of a series of disputes and litigation the Bridge company - called Detroit River Bridge Company or DIBC - is involved in.
Class action suit against Mass Pike fails to attach assets, but goes on
Posted on Fri, 2009-06-12 18:22
Attempts to "attach" the assets of the Massachusetts Turnpike by class action attorney Jan Schlichtmann have been denied. Superior Court judge Herman Smith said in a decision that Schlichtmann had made no credible estimate of the potential compensation needed, had failed to show that the Turnpike couldn't pay, or that the state wouldn't back it up.
Massachusetts Turnpike's funding of Big Dig challenged in court - "political theater"
Posted on Wed, 2009-06-10 01:30
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority's funding of free portions of the Big Dig has long been regarded as bad public policy, and as unfair. It was a dirty political deal on behalf of northern and southern constituencies on the free I-93 portion at the expense of the tolled west on I-90. Wrong yes, but illegal, unconstitutional?
Law suit filed in deaths during two-way running on Maryland Bay Bridge
Posted on Tue, 2009-04-28 03:45
Maryland (Toll) Transportation Authority (MdTA) is named as a defendant in a $19m law suit filed over the deaths of three men in a collision during two-way operations on the three lane 1973 span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge at about 4pm May 10 2007.
Rhode Island residency discount on E-ZPass challenged in law suit
Posted on Tue, 2009-03-31 23:42
A Connecticut woman is heading a law suit against Rhode Island Turnpike & Bridge
Authority (RITBA) over discriminatory toll rates for E-ZPass. RITBA which only introduced electronic tolling on their Newport Pell Bridge this January is charging $1.75 to out of state E-ZPass Inter Agency Group (IAG) accounts including Massachusetts FAST LANE.
Mass Pike sued for discrimination against interstate E-ZPass drivers
Posted on Mon, 2008-10-13 00:59A class action lawsuit has been filed against the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority
over its denial of transponder discounts to E-ZPass drivers that it grants to users of its own transponder branded FAST LANE.
Court throws out enviros' suit to block start on Maryland Inter County Connector tollroad
Posted on Thu, 2007-11-08 16:13
US District Court in Maryland has thrown out a late law suit lodged by a bunch of environmentalist groups against USDOT's permitting of the Inter County Connector (ICC) tollroad north of the District of Columbia. Judge Alexander Williams in a 106 page judgment concludes that "there is no legal or equitable basis to prevent the Inter-County Connector from moving forward."
