Court revives lawsuit that was short a few words (WFMJ Youngstown) SALT LAKE CITY A Utah appeals court has revived a man's lawsuit against an Ohio insurance company in a dispute over compensation for more than 35-hundred stolen scooters. [News Source]

Cyclists’ lawsuit challenges Atlanta’s plan to slow traffic on East Wesley (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) A group of bicyclists and two Atlanta residents filed a lawsuit against the city to halt efforts to slow traffic on a residential street in Buckhead. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday after months of discussions between cyclists and city officials that go to the heart of a growing problem in Atlanta: How to accommodate all the vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians who are crowding into the city. ... [News Source]

Court revives lawsuit that was short a few words (The Salt Lake Tribune) Posted: 5:42 PM- SALT LAKE CITY - Tony Tan will get his day in court, even if he was short two words. The Utah Court of Appeals revived his lawsuit Thursday against an insurance company in a dispute over compensation for 3,580 stolen scooters. Tan's attorneys named Ohio Casualty Group as the defendant in 2003 instead of The Ohio Casualty Insurance Company. [News Source]

Silverton Plans To Defend Itself Against Lawsuit (CBS4 Denver) The mountain town of Silverton said it will defend itself vigorously against a lawsuit claiming its finances are a mess. [News Source]

Title IX lawsuit settled (Cullman Times) A lawsuit filed against the Cullman County Commission on Education regarding Title IX violations at Good Hope High School was settled out of court, Superintendent Hank Allen said Wednesday. [News Source]

U.S. judge OKs prison healthcare lawsuit (UPI) A lawsuit alleging female inmates in Wisconsin receive deficient medical care took another step forward Thursday. [News Source]

Labor Lawsuit Filed Against FSHA (La Cañada Valley Sun) Two Los Angeles women filed a lawsuit against Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy [FSHA] on Wednesday morning, claiming federal labor laws were violated when they were required to work night and weekend shifts without pay. [News Source]

Lawsuit challenges protection for West Coast marbled murrelets (KTVA Anchorage) A lawsuit challenging federal protection for been filed by a timber industry group. The suit was filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. [News Source]

Kupchella: Lawsuit fund will be adequate, ethical (KXMB CBS12 Bismarck) University of North Dakota President Charles Kupchella says a fund set up to pay for a lawsuit against the [[kxtopic:ncaa:t[N-C-A-A]:t]] will cover the cost without embarrassing the state. The lawsuit is over the N-C-A-A's decision to ban [[kxto [News Source]

Benton lawsuit over medical retirees’ benefits moved to federal court (Benton Courier) The latest lawsuit filed against Benton city officials by medically retired employees seeking restoration of health insurance has been moved from Saline County Circuit Court to federal court. [News Source]