lawsuit
Top three bridge company people avoid jail by complying on contested contract items - but fight on in the courts
By Peter Samuel on February 10, 2012At the Wayne County courthouse today, a 20 story 1950s office building in downtown Detroit, at the school classroom sized courtroom of
county judge Prentis Edwards one of the Ambassador Bridge company (DIBC) people noticed two uniformed court deputies inside. That was normal. But there were an unusual three deputies outside. He asked the three deputies lightheartedly: "What's this army doing here?"
Neology Files for Preliminary Injunction in Lawsuit against Federal Signal and Sirit
By Steph Zaharuk on December 8, 2011SAN DIEGO, Dec. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Neology has filed a motion for preliminary injunction against Federal Signal, Federal Signal Technologies, Sirit and related companies to immediately stop directly or indirectly making, using, selling or offering for sale, importing or exporting, all infringing RFID tags, readers, and systems or sub-systems.
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Massachusetts Treasurer says use of Turnpike tolls for toll-free I-93 "fundamentally unfair"
By Peter Samuel on July 28, 2009The Massachusetts treasurer Timothy Cahill has written a letter to the state Governor and the
state Attorney-General in which he says the state should settle with litigants suing the Turnpike for refund of $400m in tolls on the grounds that they were unconstitutionally used for untolled sections of the Big Dig. The letter was leaked to the press today.
Not addressing the merits of the case BUT...
