Trouble in teenage witch paradise: An ex-employee of actress Melissa Joan Hart’s candy and yogurt company, Sweet Harts, is allegedly suing the Joan Hart and her business for wrongful termination and racial profiling. So what exactly happened? Find out after the jump!! Wendy L.
Mom Says Kindergarteners Sexually Assaulted Her Son In School Bathroom
A mother says her 6-year-son was sexually attacked inside his school, and is suing the city for $10 million. She claims the assailants were all kindergartners. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
Kappa Alpha Fraternity Hired Exotic Dancers To Perform Sex Acts To Lure In Would Be Pledges
It was a good marketing scheme in my eyes, but the national office of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity doesn’t agree. A University of Texas Fraternity Chapter lured pledges by hiring exotic dancers to perform sex acts at fraternity parties. Now that chapter is being sued by the national offices. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
Usher Sued For Alleged Plagiarism
Songwriter Ernest Lee Straughter is pressing charges against Usher claiming that the crooner stole his song. Straughter has filed suit with in a California federal court and a judge has deemed that there is enough evidence to go through with the case. Straughter is claiming that Usher’s smash hit “Burn” is a replica of his 1998 song “Reasons.” Read more about the case after the jump. @Julie1205
Auto Talk: Class action lawsuit to be filed against Mercedes alleges AMG V8 defects
Mercedes-Benz is reportedly facing a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of New Jersey for alleged defects in the company’s M156 V8. According to the plaintiffs, premature internal wear occurs because the engine uses cast nodular iron camshafts and 9310-grade steel valves. Something about that combination causes early failure, either due to improper offset of the components or inadequate heat treating. The plaintiffs also allege that Mercedes-Benz and AMG have known about the issue since 2007, when Daimler released a service bulletin on the problem. At this point, it’s unclear how many engines this alleged defect covers, or exactly when or if the lawsuit will go to trial. Funk Flex Find Flex On Google+
NFL: Retired Players File Federal Lawsuit Against Tom Brady & NFLPA
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl A group of retired NFL players Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the NFL Players Association, union president DeMaurice Smith, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and former player Mike Vrabel, claiming they did not have the authority to negotiate on their behalf during the labor dispute.
