MEDINA SUPPLY CO 1994

Records 1 to 7 of 7

• Pavers in Brooklyn win victory but lose business; judge ruled that criminal charges filed by city against the pavers were illegal because building code not violated, but controversy spoils business
  Plain Dealer 28 Jun, 1994, pg. 1 sec. A

• Judge Judith Kilbane-Koch certified an unspecified number of homeowners as plaintiffs in a $10 million class-action suit against Medina Supply Co; certification allows suit over crumbling driveways to proceed
  Plain Dealer 24 Jun, 1994, pg. 4 sec. B

• Pavers, homeowners turn to courts; supplier Medina Supply Co sued over crumbling driveways
  Plain Dealer 02 Jun, 1994, pg. 1 sec. B

• Lawsuit seeks $10 million from Medina Supply Co for driveways that were poured within the last year
  Plain Dealer 14 May, 1994, pg. 1 sec. B

• Paving contractors meet to plan lawsuit; say supplier Medina Supply Co is to blame
  Plain Dealer 09 May, 1994, pg. 1 sec. A

• Hundreds of homeowners called the offices of Ohio Attorney General Lee Fisher & the Greater Cleveland Better Business Bureau to complain that their new driveways are crumbling
  Plain Dealer 29 Apr, 1994, pg. 2 sec. B

• Ohio Attorney General LI Fisher's office to probe crumbling driveways of some 1,500 Northeast Ohio homeowners; damage may be in the millions
  Plain Dealer 28 Apr, 1994, pg. 1 sec. A

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