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August 17, 2018
Bowles Rice, Insurer Resolve $41M Fight On Eve Of Trial
Bowles Rice has resolved a $41 million fight with a title insurer stemming from a troubled coal plant build and averted a trial that was set to start Monday, according to a lawyer involved in the case, heading off what at least one expert said was a sizable threat to the firm in the face of its limited malpractice coverage.
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August 17, 2018
Egg Producers Cite 3rd Circ. Ruling In Scramble To Exit MDL
Several egg producers asked a Pennsylvania federal judge Friday to toss a decade-old egg product price-fixing lawsuit against them, arguing that a recent Third Circuit ruling meant that only direct purchasers could sue the farmers in the multidistrict litigation.
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August 17, 2018
Ex-Lannett Execs Face Derivative Suit Over Antitrust Probes
A shareholder of Lannett Co. Inc. has slapped several former executives at the generic-drug maker with a derivative lawsuit in Pennsylvania federal court, accusing them of orchestrating a damaging price-fixing scheme to artificially inflate the firm’s stock price.
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August 17, 2018
NY, Others 'Stand Ready' To Fight Over Scientific Study Rule
A coalition of 15 states, the District of Columbia and others threatened to sue the Environmental Protection Agency over a proposed rule requiring disclosure of the scientific study data behind regulations, saying Friday the coalition will go to court if the agency proceeds with “this misguided effort.”
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August 17, 2018
PennDOT Wants Out Of Pittsburgh Artist's Lost-Murals Suit
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is seeking to duck a Pittsburgh artist's federal lawsuit over the destruction of his murals, arguing Thursday that as a state agency it has sovereign immunity from the man's claims.
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