Maine Inverse Condemnation Law
<h2> <center> Vladek Filler v. Hancock County, et al. <h2> </center>
Concluding that a defendant committed the tort of malicious prosecution, the Court awards $1,769,354 in compensatory, economic, and punitive damages in favor of a man the defendant falsely accused of committing gross sexual assaults and assaults against his then wife. The Court's verdict and judgment runs against his now ex-wife's friend, who conspired with his wife to concoct the allegations that... More...
$0 (03-12-2019 - ME)<center> <h2> Alan Clukey v. Town of Camden <P> <img width="300" src="http://www.mep.uscourts.gov/sites/mep/files/styles/gallery_slider_full/public/Margaret%20Chase%20SmithFINAL.jpg?itok=TGl-Rbqe"> <P> District of Maine Federal Courthouse - Bangor, Maine </h2> </center>
In 2007, the Town of Camden,<br> Maine moved its police department's dispatch operations to the<br> Knox County Sheriff's Department in the Town of Rockland. As a<br> result, Camden laid off its three police dispatchers, including<br> Plaintiff Alan Clukey who had been working as a Camden Police<br> Department dispatcher for 31 years. Clukey sued Camden in 2011<br> pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, c... More...
$0 (07-02-2018 - ME)Gerard Brady v. Cumberland County
The summary judgment record contains the following evidence seen in <br> the light most favorable to Brady as the non-moving party. See Angell v. Hallee, <br> 2014 ME 72, ¶ 16, 92 A.3d 1154. Brady has been a detective with the Cumberland <br> County Sheriff’s Department’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) since 1994. <br> In late 2002 or early 2003, Brady became licensed to conduct pol... More...
$0 (11-11-2015 - ME)Alan Clukey v. Town of Camden
Portland, ME - First Circuit holds ambiguous contract clause favors laid off employee<br> <br> Prior to being laid off, Alan<br> Clukey served as a police dispatcher for the Town of Camden ("the<br> Town") for thirty-one years. The sole issue on appeal, the second<br> one in this case, is whether the collective bargaining agreement<br> governing Clukey's employment contained an unambiguous conditi... More...
$0 (08-11-2015 - ME)Karen Callaghan v. City of South Portland
[¶1] Karen Callaghan and Burton Edwards (the employees) are part-time employees of the City of South Portland. They filed a complaint in the Superior Court (Cumberland County) pursuant to 42 U.S.C.A. § 1983 (West, Westlaw through P.L. 113-22) seeking a declaration that certain provisions of the City’s personnel policy violated their First Amendment rights, and further seeking permanen... More...
$0 (09-10-2013 - ME)Alan Clukey and Dera Clukey v. Town of Camden
Plaintiff-appellant Alan Clukey brought this procedural due process claim against his former employer, the Town of Camden ("the Town"), pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 alleging that the Town deprived him of a constitutionally protected property interest in his right to be recalled to employment without due process of law. The district court dismissed Clukey's complaint, adopting the magistrate ju... More...
$0 (05-21-2013 - ME)Franklin Memorial Hospital v. Brenda M. Harvey
Since 1989, Maine has required all hospitals to provide free medical services to certain low income patients under a set of statutes and regulations collectively known as "free care laws." See Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 22, §§ 1715, 1716; 10-144-150 Me. Code R. § 1.01 et seq. Maine's free care laws do not reimburse the hospitals for their expenses incurred in delivering care to low income p... More...
$0 (08-05-2009 - ME)Charles Fitzgerald; Kenneth Cline v. Willard R. Harris, Jr., in his capacity as Director of the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands
This case raises the issue of whether a Maine statute governing the management of a state-administered river, the Allagash Wilderness Waterway ("AWW"), Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 12, § 1882, is preempted by certain sections of a federal statute, the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act ("WSRA"), 16 U.S.C. § 1271 et seq.<br><br> Plaintiffs Charles FitzGerald and Kenneth Cline (collectively "FitzG... More...
$0 (12-05-2008 - ME)<a href="http://www.courts.state.me.us/opinions/2005%20documents/05me89ra.htm" target="_new">J.A. Rapaport Family Limited Partnership v. City of Brewer</a>
<P>[1] The City of Brewer appeals from a partial summary judgment and subsequent final judgment of the Superior Court (Penobscot County, Hjelm, J.) awarding damages to the J.A. Rapaport Family Limited Partnership (the Rapaports) in compensation for the City's taking of a part of the Rapaports' property by eminent domain. According to the City, the court should have allowed it to reduce the compe... More...
$0 (07-18-2005 - ME)Tommy Bureau d/b/a Bureau's Billards v. Del and David Gendron
Breach of contract, fraud and misrepresentation claims by owner of billiard parlor in Lewiston, Maine against his landlord relating to the condemnation of the property leased by the Plaintiff.... More...
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