Quaker loses Crunchberries lawsuit (The Gazette) The jury deliberating a lawsuit between Quaker and Coperion Corp. found in favor of the machinery manufacturer late Monday afternoon, said Quaker lawyer Richard Fry. [News Source]

Lawsuit against Westboro Baptist Church begins (49 ABC News Topeka) The lawsuit is the first in the nation to be filed against the church by a grieving relative. [News Source]

Lawsuit says $1,500 a year matchmaker broke hearts (ABC 13 Texas)

A group of well-heeled women who paid up to $1,500 to snag a man through one of the nation’s priciest and fast-growing online dating services It’s Just Lunch has filed a civil lawsuit in Manhattan federal court, claiming the lunchtime setups were not what they bargained for.

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Quogue mayor, officials hit with $25M lawsuit (Newsday) A Westhampton Beach developer has filed a $25-million lawsuit against Quogue Mayor George Motz and other members of the village government, charging they engaged in a "conspiracy to significantly delay and ultimately defeat" his proposals to redevelop the site of the Inn at Quogue. [News Source]

Judge lets City Council join schools’ lawsuit (Richmond.com) Dionne Waugh Richmond.com Monday, October 22, 2007 A Circuit Court judge allowed Richmond City Council to join the school system's lawsuit against Mayor L. Douglas Wilder on Monday. [News Source]

Judge denies motion to unseal NCAA lawsuit documents (Fargo Forum) UPDATED 4:10 P.M. - GRAND FORKS, N.D. – A judge today denied a motion to unseal documents in the University of North Dakota’s nickname lawsuit against the NCAA. [News Source]

Lawsuit targets Facebook mobile texting (The State)

The popular online social network Facebook Inc. is being sued by an Indiana woman who alleges it has profited from its members sending thousands of unauthorized text messages to mobile phone users whose numbers previously belonged to other people. The lawsuit, filed Monday in a San Jose federal court, highlights the confusion and frustration that can arise as Web sites extend their services to …

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AG requests extension in detention center lawsuit (The Clarion-Ledger) The Attorney General's office has requested an extension until Monday to respond to a motion filed by a lawyer from the Mississippi Youth Justice Project in a lawsuit against a state juvenile detention center. [News Source]

Trial Begins In Lawsuit Against Church Protesting At Funerals (WBAL-TV Baltimore) A fundamentalist church that protests at soldiers' funerals faces its first lawsuit from the family of a fallen serviceman. [News Source]

Defamation claim dismissed in Snyder lawsuit against funeral-picketing church (The York Dispatch)

BALTIMORE — A fundamentalist church that pickets at soldiers’ funerals was cleared of defamation charges Monday in a first-in-the-nation lawsuit filed by the family of a fallen serviceman.

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