Lawsuit

A New Jersey woman suing Dunkin' Donuts over hot coffee has settled for more than half a million dollars.

If you've ever gone to Applebee's and ordered the steak fajita, you will most likely hear the server say 'be careful, this is hot' as he/she serves the meal to you, right?

This story has flown under the radar for three months.  Back in October Sam Smith was ordered to pay royalties from his debut hit single 'Stay With Me' to rocker Tom Petty because it shared chord progression with a Petty tune.  Listen to 'Stay With Me' and 'I Won't Back Down' and be the judge. Do you think they sound similar?

I guess anybody can sue for just about anything these days.

Some would call Rihanna a workaholic.  The singer seems to release a new album once a year, but there may be good reason for that.  A new report claims that three years ago, Rihanna found herself almost bankrupt.

The headline to this story is bizarre in itself, but wait till you read more......

It's the day Robin Thicke has dreaded.  And the reason why he preemptively sued the estate of the late Marvin Gaye.  Gaye's family has now publicly stated they believe 'Blurred Lines' unlawfully samples from one of the legend's biggest hits.

Can Borgata control how much weight their waitresses gain?

Remember the two South Jersey men who sued Subway?  This story now gets even more 'meatier'.....

The family of a student injured on Mainland's rope course is considering filing a lawsuit against the school. It's actually now forced the district to close its popular "Cradle Rock" course.

Philly's favorite mascot had a major Phoul-up when he allegedly threw a woman and her poolside chair into a hotel pool resulting in a lawsuit filed on Monday.

I recently read an article in the Courier-Post, about an Evesham police officer suing a Marlton restaurant and a former cook, for finding hair in his egg sandwich.    Now before you say to yourself, "Ok, really?".   The former cook had met the cop previously because of a traffic violation...