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E. Martyn Griffen versus Alpha Phi Alpha
Plaintiff E. Martyn Griffen, a University of Pennsylvania student, aspired to become [*2] a member the Psi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc., while in his junior year of college. 1 Unfortunately, Mr. Griffen's courtship with Psi Chapter was interrupted by allegations of physical and verbal abuse. (Compl. P P 13-14.) In October 2005, Mr. Griffen and other Fraternity "aspirants" were summoned to the Psi Chapter's fraternity house by members of the Psi Chapter in order to study and prepare for fraternity activities. (Compl. PP 10-11.) During this visit to the fraternity house, Mr. Griffen claims that he, and other aspirants, were disciplined by Defendant-Psi Chapter members Lionel Anderson-Perez and Kelehi Okereke, as punishment for revelations of fraternity secrets by one of the co-aspirants to a non-fraternity audience...  

Sharon Ostroff versus Alterra Healthcare
Sharon Ostroff, individually and as power of attorney for Lillian Restine, her mother, has filed suit against Alterra Healthcare Corporation ("Alterra") for personal injuries suffered by Restine while she was a resident at an assisted living facility operated by Alterra. Defendant has moved to compel arbitration pursuant to an agreement signed by plaintiff Ostroff. Because the agreement is procedurally and substantively unconscionable, defendant's motion to compel arbitration is denied.  

Sheila Warnock Seus v. John Nuveen & Co.
In 1982, Sheila Seus joined the Nuveen brokerage firm. As a member firm of the NASD, Nuveen is required to register with the NASD all employees who deal directly with the public in the purchase and sale of over-the-counter securities. To comply with this requirement, employees complete a Uniform Application for Securities Industry Registration, commonly referred to as a Form U-4. Approximately four months after she was hired..  

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