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MLB's $185 million payout in minor league lawsuit on hold, for now - Vimarsana News

MLB's $185 million payout in minor league lawsuit on hold, for now

MLB’s $185 million payout to an expected 20,000-plus minor leaguers is on hold because of an appeal filed last week.

Best Practices Alert: Counsel Must Obtain And Keep - Vimarsana News

Best Practices Alert: Counsel Must Obtain And Keep

In a recent unpublished decision dated February 28, 2023, Chief Bankruptcy Judge Frederick E. Clement of the Eastern District of California Bankruptcy Court held that affidavits signed utilizing electronic signature software ...

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Man who alleged wrongful arrest for narcotics violations has settled his case - Vimarsana News

Man who alleged wrongful arrest for narcotics violations has settled his case

PHILADELPHIA – A local man who alleged that officers from the Philadelphia Police Department falsified grounds on which to arrest him for narcotics violations, material which was later proven false and led to him being exonerated in a court of law, has settled his claims.

Berks County man who alleged he received broken pelvis from Pa. State Police settles case - Vimarsana News

Berks County man who alleged he received broken pelvis from Pa. State Police settles case

ALLENTOWN – A Berks County man who alleged he was savagely beaten by Pennsylvania state troopers and suffered a fractured pelvis nearly three years ago, has settled his claims in principle.

Family who alleged being terrorized by Pittsburgh police officers settles claims for $225K - Vimarsana News

Family who alleged being terrorized by Pittsburgh police officers settles claims for $225K

PITTSBURGH – A local family who filed suit against the City of Pittsburgh and a dozen or more Pittsburgh police officers stemming from an incident more than three years ago where the plaintiffs say police followed them home, burst into their home without a warrant and physically assaulted them, has settled claims for $225,000.