On August 26, 2009, Appellant Wyatt Bear Cloud and two co-defendants were involved in the armed burglary of a residence in Sheridan, Wyoming. During the course of the burglary, one of Bear Cloud's co-defendants shot and killed one of the home's residents. Bear Cloud was charged with, and ultimately pleaded guilty to, Murder in the First Degree (Felony-Murder), in violation of Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 6-2

On October 24, 2011, Kingsport Police Officer Scott Denney responded to a robbery call at the Red Roof Inn in Kingsport. When he arrived, he saw Defendant bleeding from his head and face. Officer Denney testified that Defendant was coherent. Defendant told Officer Denney that he had been robbed at gunpoint by a female and two males. Officer Denney testified that he believed “there was somethin

Evidence submitted reflects that plaintiff had a Manufactured Home Policy of
Insurance issued by Allstate in place on April 27, 2011, when he alleges his home
was damaged as a result of severe weather on that date. On May 3, 2011, Mr. Cofield
notified Allstate of this damage, and it began an investigation of his claim. Allstate
assigned contents specialist John Wallace and struct

Plaintiff, Meiko Prevo, was arrested in April 2000 in East Baton Rouge Parish,
Louisiana, for the felony offense of crime against nature. Plaintiff ultimately pleaded
guilty to a reduced charge of criminal mischief, a misdemeanor. She was sentenced
to ninety days in jail, suspended, and placed on probation for a period of one year,
which she successfully completed. For purposes

This products liability suit, filed by Lea Ann Tatham (“the Plaintiff”), arises from the failure of an automobile tire (“the tire”) sold by Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC, and GITI Tire (USA) (collectively “the Defendants”). The manufacturer of the tire, GITI Tire (Hualin), a Chinese company, is not a party to the case.
According to the Plaintiff‟s affidavit and deposition taken

This is the second opinion we have issued in connection with the prosecution of Frost for allegedly violating RSA chapter 397-A. See Frost v. Comm’r, N.H. Banking Dep’t, 163 N.H. 365 (2012). We begin by reviewing the statutory backdrop to this case and summarizing the relevant facts drawn from the trial court’s orders, the record, and our prior opinion. RSA chapter 397-A governs the licensing o

Before the Court is the joint motion of Defendants Deere & Company ("Deere"), Garmin
International, Inc. ("Garmin"), Trimble Navigation Limited ("Trimble"), and The U.S. GPS
Industry Council ("USGIC," and collectively, "Defendants") to dismiss two related actions
brought against them by LightSquared, Inc. ("LightSquared"), a mobile telecommunications
company currently in Chapte

The facts alleged in Pasternackʹs complaints are assumed to be true.3  
They may be summarized as follows:  Doctor Fred Pasternack is a physician and part‐time pilot for 
Northeastern Aviation Corporation (ʺNortheasternʺ) and an aerial advertising 
business.  Between 1978 and 2008, he was designated a Senior Aviation Medical 
Examiner (ʺAMEʺ) for the 

Plaintiff executed a note with Defendant Fremont in the amount of $128,000.00 (the “Note”) on or about September 7, 2005. See Dkt. No. 1-3 at 4, ¶ 10. The Note was secured, through a deed of trust (the “Deed of Trust”), with property located in Palmer, Texas (the “Property”). See id. at 3-4, ¶¶ 9, 11. Defendant MERS, as nominee for Fremont and its assigns, was the beneficiary of the Deed of Trust.

Rocio Linch was born in Mexico City, Mexico and is now a naturalized citizen of the United States. In 1991, Ms. Linch was living in Mexico City, working as lawyer, when she began exchanging letters with Ron Linch, who was a resident of Linch, Wyoming in Johnson County. In April 1993, after numerous meetings with Mr. Linch in Mexico and in the United States, Ms. Linch moved from Mexico and began

Son was born on January 6, 2009, and Mother (who has never been married to
Father) named him “Kaio Henrique Stockmann Kreyhsig.” Father does not dispute
paternity, but the parties do dispute the extent to which Mother has included Father in Son’s
upbringing. Mother alleges that Father “took no part” in Son’s life for a year after he was
born. Father claims that Mother did not t

Rocio Linch was born in Mexico City, Mexico and is now a naturalized citizen of the United States. In 1991, Ms. Linch was living in Mexico City, working as lawyer, when she began exchanging letters with Ron Linch, who was a resident of Linch, Wyoming in Johnson County. In April 1993, after numerous meetings with Mr. Linch in Mexico and in the United States, Ms. Linch moved from Mexico and began

Michael Steven Morgan, an attorney and politician, appeals from a bribery
conviction. See 18 U.S.C. § 666. As he would have it, the evidence was insufficient to
convict and the jury was not properly instructed on specific intent. Not only that, but he
should have a new trial because the government failed to disclose tacit agreements with a
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witness. The government’s cross-

Appellant Christine E. Reule appeals from a take nothing judgment in favor
of appellees M&T Mortgage, M&T Bank, Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC,
Bayview Financial Trading Group, LP, Bayview Financial, LP, and Hughes,
Watters & Askanase, LLP (collectively, Mortgagees/Representatives), as well as
2
appellees Carolyn Taylor, Audrey Lewis, Jeff Leva, Sandy Dasigenis (collectively,

Birmingham, AL - Jasper Pain Clinic Physician Pleads Guilty to Illegally Dispensing Narcotics

A Vestavia Hills physician and owner of a Jasper neurology and pain clinic pleaded guilty today in federal court to illegal drug distribution charges for dispensing narcotic painkillers without a legitimate medical reason, announced U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance and Drug Enforcement Administrat

Julie Freeman, individually and on behalf of 5,314 similarly situated car buyers, filed a lawsuit against J.L.H. Investments, LP, a/k/a Hendrick Honda of Easley ("Hendrick"), seeking damages under the South Carolina Dealers Act1 (the "Dealers Act") on the ground that Hendrick "unfairly" and "arbitrarily" charged all of its customers "closing fees"2 that were not calculated to reimburse Hendrick

Appellants, Creative Artists Agency, LLC, Twisted Roads Touring, LLC, 4FINI, Inc., Brett Saliba, Sarah Baer, and Kevin Lyman (collectively “Creative Artists”) appeal from the trial court’s denial of their motion to compel arbitration with appellees, Las Palmas Race Park, LLC, Las Palmas Downs, Inc., and Front Porch Entertainment, Inc. (collectively “Las Palmas”). By their first issue, appellants c

Plaintiffs filed their initial complaint on October 31, 2011. Plaintiff Henderson is a not-for-profit corporation with its principal place of business located in Chicago. Henderson is the governing body of a property of townhomes located in Chicago, and Henderson is controlled by its Board, which is comprised of elected managers. ¶ 4 Defendants can be divided into three groups, which we will refe

In February 2002, the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino (Owner)
3 contracted with Centex for an expansion and renovation project. These parties
4 defined the terms of their business relationship in a second amended design/build
5 construction contract (the prime contract). Centex then entered into a subcontract
6 with Architect, where Architect agreed to perform design wor

Oklahoma City, OK - Dental group settles medical negligence claims

Ryan Maslen, a minor, by and through his Mother, Guardian and Next Friend, Cynthia Darlene Merril, a/k/a Laslen; and Cynthia Darlene Merrill, individual sued Smile Zone Pediatric Denistry, P.C., Robert Brian Molloy, D.D.s., d/b/a Smile Zone Pediatric Dentistry, P.C., Hyung Phil Jun, D.D.S., and Cherry David Blevins, C.R.N.

Plaintiff, Anne L. Doberstein, is an individual who primarily works and resides in
Switzerland. Doberstein also owns a residence located at 103 East Pembrey Drive in
Wilmington, Delaware. In October 2012, Doberstein entered into a contract with G-P (the “Agreement”),
under which G-P agreed to serve as the general contractor on a significant home
renovation project at Doberstei

This is an appeal stemming from a dispute regarding an alleged investment scam. Appellee, Atenea Capital Markets Fund, LP (“Atenea”), brought suit against several of its founders, including appellant, Hector Gonzalez, for multiple causes of action. In three issues on appeal, Gonzalez argues Atenea did not have standing to sue, Atenea’s claims were not ripe at the time the lawsuit was filed, and At

This case involves a dispute over the management of a medical device company.
Members of the company‟s board of directors accused the Chairman and CEO—the
plaintiff in this action—of misappropriating company funds, leading to his eventual
resignation. Although the plaintiff believed his resignation was contingent on the
appointment of two investors to the company‟

This opinion is about the scope of legal protections afforded to individuals who
are unable to handle their financial affairs in a responsible manner because of a physical
or mental condition. We will use the terms “disabled,” “under a disability,” and “subject
to guardianship proceedings” to refer to persons who have been adjudicated by a court to
be unable to manage their propert

In mortgage foreclosure law, as elsewhere, society's interest in finality and repose is
a weighty one. As with statutes of limitations generally, procedural deadlines for raising
certain challenges are established and strictly enforced. An unexcused failure to comply with
a clear deadline may doom what might otherwise have been a highly meritorious challenge,
had it been timely fil