Glendora official faces multi-million dollar lawsuit (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)

GLENDORA - Two women who were arrested for putting stickers on incumbent councilmen’s campaign signs are filing a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Councilman Gary Clifford, who called police when he spotted them putting the stickers on his signs.

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Tyco Named in Bondholders? Lawsuit (New York Times) The American International Group has filed a bondholders? lawsuit against Tyco International to stop the conglomerate?s planned bond tender offer, saying Tyco was offering a below-contract price for its debt. [News Source]

Lawsuit settled against town of Blacksburg and its police department (WDBJ 7 Roanoke) A lawsuit against the town of Christiansburg and its police department has been settled. A Montgomery County woman claims a female police officer with the force failed to protect her from an abusive husband because the officer was secretly in a relationship with him. [News Source]

Lead Plaintiff in the Shareholder Lawsuit Against U.S. Auto Parts Network Inc. (The Auto Channel) BENSALEM, Pa., May 10, 2007 -- Law Offices of Howard G. Smith announces a May 28, 2007, deadline to move to be a lead plaintiff in the securities class action lawsuit filed on behalf of shareholders who purchased the common stock of U.S. Auto Parts Network, Inc. ("U.S. Auto Parts" or the "Company") pursuant to the Company's Registration Statement and Prospectus issued in connection with its ... [News Source]

Lawsuit filed by parents of Rocori students is dismissed (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) ST. CLOUD, MINN. - A judge has dismissed a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the parents of two Rocori High School students who were killed by a fellow student in 2003, citing technicalities. The suit, filed by the parents of slain students Seth Bartell and Aaron Rollins, accused the central Minnesota district, former high school principal Doug Standke, shooter Jason McLaughlin and his father, ... [News Source]

Govt drops Google lawsuit (Bangkok Post) The Information and Communications Ministry has dropped the criminal lawsuit it planned to file against Google today after the internet giant officially informed Thailand that it will remove controversial video clips from its YouTube website. [News Source]

Class Action Lawsuit Filed For May Day Rally (Scoop.co.nz) The National Lawyers Guild, along with attorneys from the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), filed a class action lawsuit in federal court in Los Angeles yesterday on behalf of the community groups who organized a May Day immigrants rights rally at MacArthur Park in the city’s heavily Latino immigrant community. [News Source]

Sherrill lawsuit moving forward in Madison County (The Clarion-Ledger) A $10 million lawsuit filed by former Mississippi State football coach Jackie Sherrill against the NCAA and Ridgeland resident Julie Gibert awaits filing in Madison County, three months after both sides agreed to a change of venue. [News Source]

Is Viacom’s YouTube Lawsuit A Smokescreen? (WebProNews) Groklaw has the whole lawsuit and response posted in their legalese glory online, and asks a question about Viacom's involvement with Joost. The genesis of the Viacom versus YouTube and Google story has created an interesting pathway from aggrieved content owner to aggressive digital media competitor. Groklaw took a look at the issues, and wondered if Viacom's complaint rang hollow. ... [News Source]

Legendary jockey Pincay wins $2.7M lawsuit (Sports Illustrated) Jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. was awarded $2.7 million in a lawsuit that claimed an ambulance company caused his career-ending injuries by failing to properly treat him after a 2003 accident. [News Source]