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New York City Council Considers Supporting Hungarian Holocaust Survivors in Gold Train Case

Mar 2, 2004|

Conspiracy, Antitrust Charges Allowed to Proceed in Average Wholesale Price Litigation Against Pharmaceutical Industry

Feb 24, 2004|

Government Agencies Ignore Information Requests, Stall for Time, says Holocaust Survivor in 'Gold Train' Case

Dec 30, 2003|

Web Site Gives Hungarian Jews Opportunity to Identify Heirlooms Stolen by Nazis During WWII, Held by U.S.

Nov 20, 2003|

Hungarian Holocaust Survivors Claim U.S. Auctioned WWII Jewish Heirlooms to Fill Budget Gaps, Hide Military Looting

Nov 3, 2003|

Family Wins Settlement Against Mother's Nursing Care Facility

Aug 4, 2003

Idaho Court Rules Legislation Permitting Grass Burning Unconstitutional

Jun 3, 2003

New Grass-Burning Lawsuit Puts Taxpayers on Hook for Damages

Apr 10, 2003

Judge Gives Green Light to Grass-Burning Class Action

Apr 4, 2003

Court Rules Against Visa/Mastercard in Class Action Affecting 5 Million Merchants Nationwide

Apr 1, 2003|

Suit Against Chrysler for Redlining, Discriminatory Lending Practices Against Minorities Expands to Include Hispanics

Mar 25, 2003

Consumer Groups Accuse Makers of Epilepsy Drug Neurontin of End-Run Around FDA Regulations

Feb 4, 2003|

Suit Against Chrysler Levels Charges of Redlining, Discriminatory Lending Practices Directed at Blacks in Chicago Area

Feb 3, 2003

Consumers Accuse Maker of Arthritis Drug BEXTRA of End-Run Around FDA Regulations

Dec 23, 2002|

Seniors File Suit Against Tenet Healthcare for Price Gouging

Dec 19, 2002|

Punitive Damages Sought in Idaho Grass Burning Suit

Dec 2, 2002|

Unsealed Court Documents in Visa, MasterCard Anti-Trust Case

Nov 14, 2002|

Suit Against Washington Orchard Owners' Hiring Practices Gains Momentum

Sep 5, 2002

Holocaust Survivors Gain Ground in Suit Against U.S. Government

Sep 4, 2002|

Judge Orders Tough Restrictions on Idaho Grass Burning During Lawsuit

Aug 30, 2002