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ACCRETIVE HEALTH: Faces "Church" Class Action in S.D. Ala.
ACCRETIVE HEALTH: Faces "Anger" Class Action in E.D. Mich.
MRS BPO: Accused of Violating Fair Debt Collection Act in N.Y.
SLM CORP: Accused of Violating Fair Debt Collection Act in Ill.
Street in New York County.
approval of a class action settlement.
two putative securities class action lawsuits filed in the U.S.
the district court's approval of the settlement."
Company's motion to dismiss without prejudice, the case Hughes v.
putative securities class action lawsuit filed in the U.S.
District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (Hughes v.
claims. The outcome is not presently determinable."
of Alabama (Church v. Accretive Health, Inc.).
outcome is not presently determinable."
of Michigan (Anger v. Accretive Health, Inc.).
transaction, the Company's chief executive officer, Robert A.
ASAC and, for the limited purposes set forth therein, Messrs.
ASAC holds at least 5% of the Company's common stock, Messrs.
and the Company's current stockholders.
201 N. Franklin St., 7th Fl.
the tape that was played during the trial.
deposition tape, in a motion which Apple opposed.
December 17, two days after the jury found Apple not guilty.
submit voluntarily to video depositions in the future."
prohibited, the argument might have less weight."
The case is The Apple iPod iTunes Antitrust Litigation, Case No.
prods them to buy more space through its iCloud service.
Laduca, a Washington, D.C.-based law firm.
wedding," plaintiffs allege in the complaint.
the iPod, according to the complaint.
upfront about the true storage capacity of their gadgets.
Delaware over the Company's acquisition of PLX Technology, Inc.
The Company's acquisition of PLX closed on August 12, 2014.
subsidiary aided and abetted the alleged fiduciary breaches.
The Delaware class litigation is on-going.
filed a notice of appeal from an Order and Final Judgment.
is overturned, we intend to vigorously defend these actions."
statements that are alleged to have been false and misleading.
http://www.rosenlegal.com/cases-469.htmlor call Phillip Kim, Esq.
investors to lose nearly the entire value of their investment,"
expense accrual for the last reported quarter.
standby letters of credit, which will expire on Oct 1, 2017.
compensation purposes in the state of California.
proceeds from the term loan as well as cash on hand.
charge to substantially increase its loss reserves."
has recovered 35% to date.
who suffered heavy losses on their investments.
holding a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
claims in a class action.
but classified her as exempt from overtime.
manager, Blanchard says she "worked long hours."
in defendants' restaurants," the complaint states.
bartenders," according to the complaint.
hire and fire employees without first obtaining approval from"
wages and civil penalties under California labor law.
meeting its commitments for up to four years.
state in the lawsuit, declined to comment.
confinement and physical restraints to control unruly patients.
support these important reforms for other patients."
to a bed for 800 hours.
quality of care at Bridgewater.
Court entered an order granting final approval to the settlement.
material impact on the Company's results of operations.
Demchak Partners, the lead plaintiffs in the case.
an awful lot in this," she said.
fees despite terms in the lease that precluded them from doing so.
Chesapeake maintained the deductions were proper.
cases under the new proposed settlement.
agreement had leaseholders paying 72.5 percent of the costs.
to transportation of natural gas through pipelines.
other similar cases presented additional obstacles.
significant developments since we started this case," he said.
pleased to have reached a "fair and reasonable" agreement.
forward, but that payment would stop after five years.
before a ruling is issued.
them understand what it means to them," she said.
interns who claimed the magazine publisher underpaid them.
present are expected to receive payments from $700 to $1,900.
assume it could withstand greater judgment," Judge Pitman wrote.
consider final approval of the settlement.
companies of paying interns little or nothing for their work.
program soon after it was sued in June 2013.
District of New York, No. 13-04036.
as it pertained to the five remaining named plaintiffs.
to refund the Plaintiffs for delayed flights.
to pay proper overtime wages pursuant to Fair Labor Standard Act.
Elect Home Care, LLC offers health care and housekeeping services.
means to collect a debt.
2014) alleges violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Joseph Matthew Maguire, Jr., Esq.
that ruptured in 2013 in central Arkansas.
Pegasus," the company's attorneys wrote.
about replacing the Pegasus pipeline built in the late 1940s.
pipeline in Texas has been restarted.
proposed by the Settling Parties.
850 Third Avenue, 14th Fl.
file a Proof of Claim online.
the Final Order and Judgment.
Lead Counsel at the addresses listed above.
performed in the state of Florida, beginning on Jan. 6.
plaintiffs to recover costs and attorney's fees."
marriages being legalized in the state, conceded on Dec. 25.
way as clerks of court determine how to proceed."
Hinkle had to say in his clarification.
has been delisted from Steam.
critics when it shipped in 2010.
still available to buy on Steam.
claims the game was falsely advertised at trade shows.
requested that the developer should be dropped from the lawsuit.
version of Aliens: Colonial Marines.
driving, according to recent reports.
sales anyways, without addressing it.
these repairs only temporarily mask the problem."
warranty and common law fraud."
indicate defendants' knowledge of the defect and its danger."
Friedl, Tarek H Zohdy, and Cody R Padgett of Capstone Law APC.
for directors and officers (D&O) policies.
the effects of which are still unknown.
the U.S. Supreme Court's June 23, 2014, ruling in Halliburton Co.
material misstatements by the defendant company.
any securities claim as a class action.
class action as we know it."
The Supreme Court rejected Halliburton's "academic debates,"
expert fees to prove market efficiency.
The past year has seen the most IPO filings in the U.S since 2004.
litigation, particularly when lofty initial stock prices fizzle.
be cognizant of roadshow liability and "failure to launch" claims.
securities laws, creating additional potential for D&O liability.
filed lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of the premiums.
on their years of service at retirement.
they were covered by Medicare and 2 percent if they were not.
have money available to make the refunds.
the court awards to attorneys involved in challenging the law.
the class-action settlement if they choose.
for its clientele in Des Plaines, Illinois.
Traffic Ticket Team, a Florida professional association, Case No.
under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
FARMER, JAFFE,WEISSING, EDWARDS, FISTOS & LEHRMAN, P.L.
$506,000 after Fresno County prosecutors caught them in the act.
doing it," said ABC30 legal analyst Tony Capozzi.
amounting to fraud against people in California.
false sides in their packaging.
to stop a deceptive practice by certain manufacturers," Mr.
introduced over the next two years."
Offering and November 20, 2014.
investors both large and small throughout the nation.
at" prices, a class action claims in Plymouth County Court.
Deutschland Holding GmbH ("TRW") for $850,000.
Court on March 23, 2015, and the Quebec Court on April 16, 2015.
act by February 27, 2015.
no later than February 20, 2015.
situated v. MCS Claim Services, Inc. and John Does 1-25, Case No.
$8.65 for each share of Meadowbrook common stock.
maximum value and adequately compensate its shareholders.
million, or $2.01 per diluted share, for the same period in 2013.
further underscoring the company's recent strong performance.
progress and continued stabilization in our overall loss reserves.
Free white paper helps you show seniors Whole Life is the answer.
company's continued success and future growth prospects.
price for shareholders and the disclosure of material information.
rights and potential remedies can contact attorney Darnell R.
shareholder information form on the firm's website.
action claims in California Federal Court.
debts totaling almost $6 million.
makes Actonel, and Novartis, which makes Aredia and Zometa.
rate of up to 24 percent, according to the suit.
the suit says, they are likely to receive "substantially more"
Funding, up to about $5.9 million, to repay the advances.
International, a Foreign Corporation, Case No. 1:14-cv-10410 (N.D.
James W. Hurt, Jr., Esq.
are enacted, instead of when they are earned.
hired by Milwaukee in 1982 when the multiplier was 1.5 percent.
subsequent to the date his membership [in MCERS] is effective,"
pension formula available during her employment," Ziegler wrote.
home rule guaranteed under a 1965 law.
Justice Ann Walsh Bradley blasted the majority's "narrow focus."
blow to the rights of the employees.
county is not permitted to diminish or impair those benefits,"
trump the amendment to the county ordinance."
Case No. 2012AP2466, in the Supreme Court of Wisconsin.
Temkar at Courthouse News Service.
data using surveillance devices attached to the company's network.
classified spying techniques to make a valid case.
grave damage to national security."
material that's been submitted by the government.
secret NSA-controlled location in San Francisco.
Stage 1: Communications are collected.
Stage 4: Flagged material is stored in a government database.
search or seizure under the Fourth Amendment, he added.
happens by a machine or an employee."
the evidence plaintiffs put forward.
summary judgment to come forward with that evidence."
governor's office, to ensure his clients were covered.
software build by Xerox, the tech contractor for the health link.
Others paid for insurance but didn't receive coverage.
up customers without suffering spikes in his blood pressure.
enroll in plans offered on the exchange."
medium end, and 30,000 on the low end," Mr. Casale said.
health care plans offered under the Affordable Care Act?
Care Act," Mr. Casale said.
and maximizes tax credits offered," Mr. Casale said.
to recoup damages," Mr. Casale said.
didn't happen," Mr. Casale said.
reasonable attorney's fees under the Fair Labor Standard Act.
negligence based on the need to undergo medical monitoring.
"It's a great result and good law for the state of Nevada," Mr.
ultimately prevail is still being determined, Mr. Marquiz said.
program to oversee the medical providers within its network.
claim on the ground that they had not alleged an "actual injury,"
such as testing positive for a blood-borne illness.
court said was insufficient to allege an injury.
and the Spanish Hills Endoscopy Center.
injuries as a result of any potential exposure.
cognizable under the law of negligence."
have been discovered and stopped.
restaurants in the State of New Jersey.
The appellate judges didn't give a reason for their ruling.
asked the 7th Circuit to agree to hear an immediate appeal.
anyone who sends text messages.
marketing campaign" that sends people unwanted SMS messages.
resident Kenneth Wright, centers on Lyft's "invite friends"
through mediation, according to papers filed with the U.S.
District Court in the Western District of Washington.
Providence, Rhode Island, which invested in Petrobras.
investors who purchased those securities.
Chief Executive Maria das Gracas Foster.
The lawsuit captioned Sweigart v. Pfizer Inc., et al., Case No.
assigned Case No. 1:14-cv-07552 to the proceeding.
use of Zoloft (or sertraline) during pregnancy.
similarly situated v. RCS Capital Corporation, Nicholas S.
expressly focused on the individual retail investor.
securities between February 12, 2014 and October 31, 2014.
acquisition of Cole Capital were materially false and misleading.
knowing of certain errors it knowingly did not correct.
level regarding the payment of fees and other management issues.
the units as calculated above.
unscrupulous villains who continue to deceive the American public.
trigger public anger against the companies and should be scrapped.
Philip Morris USA deliberately deceived the public.
Inc. securities between April 29, 2014 and November 10, 2014.
inventory" as the overstatements' cause.
involving financial fraud and violations of shareholder rights.
Defendants of violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
Energy Services, Inc. f/k/a Stryker Directional Services, Case No.
significant operations in the United States.
The Defendants own and operate a restaurant in Illinois.
The class action lawsuit captioned Cronin, Inc., et al., v.
(Kansas City). The Kansas District Court Clerk assigned Case No.
losses resulting from China's refusal to accept MIR162 corn.
al., Case No. 7:14-cv-00262, was transferred from the U.S.
The class action lawsuit entitled Rooks Farm Service, Inc., et al.
Case No. 2:14-cv-02649-JWL-JPO to the proceeding.
W. Dee Miles, III, Esq.
situated v. Harold N. Kvisle, Christine Bergevin, Donald J.
Samuel J. Merksamer, Lisa A. Stewart, Henry W. Sykes, Peter W.
Tomsett, Michael T. Waites, Charles R. Williamson, Charles M.
an unfair process and for an unfair price.
massive data breach in 2013.
security codes and expiration dates.
scores of lawsuits, which were soon consolidated before U.S.
District Judge Paul Magnuson in St. Paul, Minn.
Carolina, Tennessee, or Utah, according to the ruling.
recovery for purely economic losses under a theory of negligence.
Magnuson did uphold, for now, the plaintiff's "overcharge theory."
known about the breach is money to which Target is not entitled."
should have known about the security breach.
the high court to reconsider.
based on the Supreme Court ruling -- to challenge the cameras.
judicial remedies can be pursued.
"His (Sage's) decision is now incorrect," Mr. Weisenfelder said.
reconsider its decision, also based on the Toledo decision.
enunciate his reasons for certifying the plaintiffs as a class.
court ruling isn't a problem for his case going forward.
other cases involving the cameras on the high court docket.
Service, citing a federal court ruling entered on December 18.
February 2001, Scott was represented by Boone Law Firm.
expenses of $435,900 related to its work on the case.
Scott's claim was excluded from the $6 million award.
1999 to February 2011 -- on Mr. Scott's case.
for the legal fees, costs, and expenses it incurred related to Mr.
in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
brought a substantially similar complaint, also in the U.S.
District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (Potocki v.
the two actions are without merit.
settlement is subject to, among other things, approval of the U.S.
Case No. 1:14-cv-01142 to the proceeding.
Practices Litigation, MDL No. 1:14-mc-02588-SS.
ensuring that the label was accurate.
U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts to the U.S.
implants, according to Courthouse News Service.
against the mixed martial arts (MMA) company a few weeks ago.
in building a popular sport."
Pablo Garza joining the fight shortly thereafter.
and Lucasfilm -- will be a part of the legal proceedings.
won over $22 billion in verdicts and settlements.
powerhouse" -- isn't exactly the junior varsity squad.
from the use of their images in broadcasts and video games."
which will only be available to them once they leave school.
contracted fighters tested randomly year-round.
attended by Bleacher Report on Jan. 1 at the MGM Grand.
fighter agreed to a nine-month suspension.
feeling that nine months was not long enough.
The snafu led to Mr. Le's suspension being overturned entirely.
commissions to help fund additional testing.
up. We've got no business handling the regulation."
companies' marketing and data practices.
from the failure to properly secure sensitive data.
other conservatives on the Supreme Court.
wrongdoers to the general public.
legal action, much to right-wing media's delight.

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