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A pair of Philadelphia tenants at a self-described luxury apartment complex voluntarily dropped the trio of real estate entities who currently own the apartments from their proposed class action claiming they failed to follow the city's new lead safety disclosure rule, leaving only the two companies who formerly owned the complex.
The Ohio Supreme Court denied two Ohio residents' challenge to a proposed amendment to the state's constitution that would protect abortion rights if the voters approve it in November, with one justice writing in a separate opinion that the challengers misunderstood the effect the amendment would have on existing law.
A Pennsylvania real estate developer tore into Meyers Roman Friedberg & Lewis Co. LPA's effort to dismiss his malpractice suit against the Cleveland-area law firm over a soured deal that allegedly cost him $9.8 million, arguing its motion includes "circular nonsense" and hypocritical statements.
An Ohio state appeals court revived a couple's water damage suit against a suburban Cincinnati school district and the construction firms working on a project for it Thursday, ruling that the lower court wrongly dismissed their claims that the work flooded their basement over "a real-world Catch-22" in the law.
Procter & Gamble Co. urged a New York federal judge to throw out a proposed class action accusing it of misleading consumers into believing its Gain brand laundry detergent is environmentally friendly, arguing reasonable consumers "would not be misled in the implausible manner plaintiff alleges."