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B1 FIRST LAWSUIT IS FILED -- The widow of a man killed in the trade center has filed what may be the first lawsuit stemming from the attack.
Separately, Afternic.com, a New York company that auctions previously registered domain names, dropped what is believed to be the first lawsuit against the group, Icann said.
C1 Internet Body Faces Lawsuit The Internet's administrative body, already low on cash and facing heavy criticism from international groups, has been served with what is believed to be the first lawsuit challenging its work.
Mr. Stoller is involved in what may be the first lawsuit ever between a music publisher and a record label, in which 15 publishers are suing Farmclub.com, a trial music-subscription service from Universal, over accusations of infringing songwriters' copyrights.
In what appeared to be the first lawsuit filed by a Costa Concordia crew member, Gary Lobaton, of Peru, he claimed that the ship operator had failed to alert passengers and crew of a "deadly and dangerous condition of the cruise ship".
In what is believed to be the first lawsuit taken against police in connection with the violence, lawyers from human rights group Liberty have notified the Metropolitan Police of legal action involving minors who suffered "inhuman and degrading treatment" during a protest on 24 November.
Theirs was the first lawsuit in the country to seek recognition of a same-sex marriage by the federal government.
This is not the first time Carlson has alleged bad conduct on the part of her coworkers, though it is the first lawsuit.
It is the first lawsuit filed by the government protecting Native Americans' rights to speak their own language on the job.
Ms. Sobel said Dr. Hensala's is the first lawsuit she knows of by any ousted gay service member against reimbursing the government for education costs.
It was the first lawsuit filed since the release last month of final rules for the federal Victims Compensation Fund, which requires participating families to give up their right to sue.
