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The court submitted its §1925(a) opinion in support of its Sept. 7, 2023, order upholding an arbitration award in favor of the Fraternal Order of Police.
Former union members' First Amendment objections to continued paycheck deduction of dues until contractual end date failed where such claims were governed by state contract law, with the First Amendment not providing the right to disregard contractual obligations. Orders of the district court affirmed.
Defendants appealed the court's order granting plaintiff's motion for summary judgment in its mortgage foreclosure action. Citing its original opinion and order, the court concluded that its order granting summary judgment should be affirmed.
Trial court properly affirmed the grant of landowner's dimensional variance application and record evidence did not support appellant's allegations of due process violations or that the lot in question was actually one lot with a contiguous lot. Affirmed.
Employer's motion for summary judgment on disability discrimination claim denied where employee presented sufficient evidence, including temporal proximity, to refute employer's claim that employee was terminated for budgetary reasons. Defendant's motion for summary judgment denied.
The court's opinion justified its overruling defendants' preliminary objections to plaintiff's second amended complaint which claimed that the defendants committed fraud and fraud in the inducement when they had a verbal and email agreement for defendants to sell a property to plaintiff that was uninhabitable and plaintiff then invested effort and money into restoring the property while it was leased to them after which defendant Barkey refused to sell at the originally agreed price resulting in unjust enrichment and a claim for reimb
The trial court wrote to justify its dismissal of the latest complaint filed by appellant, Stephen Jones' former employer, against Jones and his lawyer and law firm for wrongful use of civil proceedings, abuse of process, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.