New documents cause delay in U.S. 281 tollway lawsuit (San Antonio Express-News & KENS 5) A judge on Wednesday granted a 60-day delay on the U.S. 281 tollway lawsuit so federal officials can review recently discovered documents from a state environmental study. [News Source]

Deal police chief to retire as part of lawsuit settlement (Asbury Park Press) Police Chief Michael J. Sylvester has agreed to retire Dec. 31 as a part of the settlement of a lawsuit he filed against the borough. [News Source]

AT&T division settles race discrimination lawsuit (The Sacramento Bee) An AT&T division in Sacramento has agreed to pay $78,000 in damages to an employee to settle a race-discrimination lawsuit. [News Source]

AT&T division settles race discrimination lawsuit (The Sacramento Bee) An AT&T division in Sacramento has agreed to pay $78,000 in damages to an employee to settle a race-discrimination lawsuit. [News Source]

CSPMA & Organix Announce Lawsuit Dismissal (Centre Daily Times) The Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association (CSPMA) Board and Organix, Inc., jointly announce that the lawsuit the CPSMA Board and others filed against Organix, Inc., has been dismissed after the parties reached a mutually beneficial agreement regarding the matters alleged in the lawsuit. [News Source]

Lawsuit: Ill. School Funding Is Unconstitutional (CBS 2 Chicago) The Chicago Urban League is challenging Illinois' school funding system. The group filed a civil rights lawsuit Wednesday in Cook County against the state and the Illinois State Board of Education. [News Source]

Rice farmers win release of lawsuit documents (The Biloxi Sun Herald) A judge Wednesday released a handful of the million-plus documents offered under seal in a lawsuit over genetically modified rice. Plaintiffs say the documents aid their case, a defense lawyer says the papers will make no difference. [News Source]

Lawsuit: Ill. school funding is unconstitutional (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Using property tax revenue to fund Illinois schools is unconstitutional and discriminatory, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday by the Chicago Urban League. [News Source]

Apple hit with class-action lawsuit over iPhone 3G flakiness (Ars Technica) It's hard to read about the iPhone 3G these days without reading about its unreliability on the 3G network. Now, a lawsuit has been filed against Apple over the issue, which may eventually be approved as a class-action. Read More... [News Source]

Lawsuit: Illinois school funding is unconstitutional (Daily Herald) The Chicago Urban League is challenging Illinois' school funding system. The group filed a civil rights lawsuit Wednesday in Cook County against the state and the Illinois State Board of Education. [News Source]