Medical clinic closes; nurse faces lawsuit (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser) The Youngsville Medical clinic on Milton Avenue has closed, and its director, Shelly Nash, faces a lawsuit from the Louisiana State Board of Nursing and the suspension of her nursing license. [News Source]

Toronto law firm files a petition for a class-action lawsuit against Expedia (National Post) A Toronto law firm has filed a petition for a class-action lawsuit against online travel company Expedia.ca, alleging the website overcharged its customers. [News Source]

Taxes issue at heart of lawsuit (The Clarion-Ledger) A $435 million civil rights lawsuit brought by 15 Claiborne County residents alleges that Grand Gulf Nuclear Power Plant has not been made to pay its fair share of taxes. The suit, filed Wednesday in Claiborne County Circuit Court, names as defendants the Claiborne County Board of Supervisors, the Mississippi Tax Commission and state Attorney General Jim Hood. [News Source]

Appeals court upholds prison lawsuit dismissal (The Bismarck Tribune) An appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a 2003 gender discrimination lawsuit filed by female North Dakota prison inmates. [News Source]

Lawmakers want Brewerâs lawsuit thrown out (The Daily Dispatch) PHOENIX — State lawmakers want the Arizona Supreme Court to throw out a lawsuit by Gov. Jan Brewer seeking to force them to send her the budget they have approved. [News Source]

Course lawsuit in the rough (Forsyth County News) It appears a request seeking class-action status in the lawsuit to stop residential development on Lanier Golf Course is in legal limbo. [News Source]

Sounders forward accused in civil lawsuit (Seattle Times) Seattle Sounders forward Nate Jaqua has been accused in a civil lawsuit of sexual assault on a University of Oregon student in 2007. [News Source]

MCC instructor’s lawsuit rejected (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) Federal jurors have rejected a lawsuit brought by a former Monroe Community College faculty member who claimed he was fired for his conservative political beliefs. [News Source]

Lawsuit: Bond company charged ‘outrageous’ rates to families of immigrant detainees (The Monitor) One of the nation's largest bail bonding companies routinely overcharged immigrants seeking release from federal detention centers, according to a lawsuit filed in Houston last month. Houston-based AAA Bonding Agency required payments up to 30 percent [News Source]

Toronto law firm files a petition for a class-action lawsuit against Expedia (National Post) A Toronto law firm has filed a petition for a class-action lawsuit against online travel company Expedia.ca, alleging the website overcharged its customers. [News Source]