American Freedom Defense v. King County |
Defendant King County’s public transit agency, Metro, |
Carey M. Brennan v. Opus Bank |
Brennan appeals from the district court’s order dismissing |
United States of America v. Noramie Jasmin |
New York, NY - Former Spring Valley Mayor Noramie Jasmin Sentenced To Four Years In Prison For Extortion And Fraud Charges |
Marc Veasey v. Greg Abbott |
In 2011, Texas (“the State”) passed Senate Bill 14 (“SB 14”), which requires individuals to present one of several forms of photo identification in order to vote. See Act of May 16, 2011, 82d Leg., R.S., ch. 123, 2011 Tex. Gen. Laws 619. Plaintiffs filed suit challenging the constitutionality and legality of the law. The district court held that SB 14 was enacted with a racially discriminatory pur... More... $0 (08-06-2015 - TX) |
NEW MEXICO BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL v. DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS of the STATE OF NEW MEXICO, |
In this case, we determine whether the Director of the Labor Relations Division |
Sanchez v. Valencia Holding Co. |
The automobile sales contract in the present case has an arbitration agreement that provides, among other things, that arbitral awards of $0 or over $100,000 as well as grants but not denials of injunctive relief may be appealed to a panel of arbitrators. The arbitration agreement also has provisions that require the party appealing the award to front the costs of the appeal, preserve the right o... More... $0 (08-03-2015 - CA) |
Frazer v. Olson |
Mother appeals the parent-child contact and property division orders in a final divorce decree that assign her sole parental rights and responsibilities with regard to the parties’ children. On appeal, mother argues that the trial court was bound to consider findings of fact made by the presiding magistrate at a temporary hearing and that the court’s findings do not support its conclusions. We ... More... $0 (08-02-2015 - VT) |
Carl "Stacey" Neese, individually and a/n/f of Logen Neese, Cameron Neese, et al. v. Ted B. Lyon, Marquette Wolf, et al. |
Appellants sued appellees on several theories of liability including barratry. The trial court granted a take-nothing summary judgment in favor of appellees. Appellants raise thirteen issues on appeal. We affirm the trial court’s judgment in part, reverse it in part, and remand for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. |
Nueva Generacion Music Group, Inc. v. Isidro Chavez Espinoza, p/k/a Espinoza Paz |
This is an appeal from the trial court’s denial of a temporary injunction. Appellant, Nueva Generacion Music Group, Inc. (“Nueva”), sued appellee, Isidro Chavez Espinoza, a musician professionally known as Espinoza Paz (“Espinoza”), for breach of a settlement agreement that attempted to resolve conflicts arising out |
State of Florida v. Randell Deviney |
Jacksonville, FL - The State of Florida charged Randall Deviney, age 25, with first-degree murder in the death of Delores Futrell, age 65, who was killed in 2008. Futrell was a neighbor of Deviney's. The State alleged that Deviney cut Futrell's throat while attempting to rob her. |
Gary Tsirelman, M.D. v. Richard F. Daines, M.D. |
Plaintiff Gary Tsirelman’s medical license was revoked in a |
Steve Hale v. State of Mississippi Democratic Executive Committee |
In October 2013, William “Bill” Stone moved from Ashland in Benton County to |
Pablo Soliz v. The State of Texas |
Pablo Soliz appeals the final summary judgment rendered against him in a quo warranto proceeding. We affirm the trial court’s judgment. |
Landon Rothestein v. Balboa Insurance Company |
Plaintiffs are borrowers who failed to purchase hazard insurance on their |
State of Florida v. Randall Deviney |
Jacksonville, FL - The State of Florida charged Randall Deviney with first-degree murder for killing 65-year-old Delores Futrell in 2008. |
United States of America v. Robert F. McDonnell |
On November 3, 2009, Appellant was elected the seventy-first Governor of Virginia. From the outset, he made economic development and the promotion of Virginia businesses priorities of his administration. The economic downturn preceding the election had taken a personal toll on Appellant. Mobo Real Estate Partners LLC (“Mobo”), a business operated by Appellant and his sister, was losing money on ... More... $0 (07-18-2015 - ) |
Emily E. Dickson a/k/a Emily E. Dial v. Donald M. Dickson |
The mother, Emily E. Dickson n/k/a Emily E. Dial, appeals a post-judgment order |
Pamela Y. Kelley, Arthur Lee Kelley, Clara Brooks and Gary L. Leonard v. LaVearn Ivey |
Appellants, Pamela Y. Kelley, Arthur Lee Kelley, Clara Brooks, and Gary L. |
GRANT COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY v. JERRY JASMAN and CRAIG ) MORRISON, |
After an incident involving his then-deputy coroner, Grant |
Marquis COUEY v. Jeanne ATKINS |
We begin with a brief summary of the regulation of the initiative petition signature collection process to provide context for our discussion of the relevant facts. The powers of initiative and referendum reserved by the people in Article IV, section 1, of the Oregon Constitution allow them to enact statutes, adopt or reject bills passed by the legislature, and adopt amendments to the state consti... More... $0 (07-16-2015 - ) |
Kimberlee Ann Nelson vs. Lynette Nelson, et al. |
The question presented in this case is whether appellant Kimberlee Nelson |
Hsin-Chi-Su aka Nobu Su v. Vantage Drilling Company |
Appellee, Vantage Drilling Company (“Vantage”), sued appellant, Hsin- |
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. PATRICIA FOUNTAIN |
Between 2007 and 2012, Appellant Patricia Fountain, an IRS employee, helped orchestrate several schemes to fraudulently obtain cash refunds from the IRS. Those schemes involved filing false tax returns that claimed refunds pursuant to the Telephone Excise Tax Refund (“TETR”), the First Time Home Buyer Credit (“FTHBC”), or the American Opportunity Tax Credit (“AOTC”). Fountain employed her knowle... More... $0 (07-14-2015 - ) |
ALICE M. SHEA vs. THERESA LORENZ and MARK LORENZ |
Alice Shea appeals, and Theresa Lorenz and Mark Lorenz cross-appeal, |
United States of America v. Robert F. McDonnell |
Over the course of five weeks of trial, federal prosecutors sought to prove that former Governor of Virginia Robert F. McDonnell (“Appellant”) and his wife, Maureen McDonnell, accepted money and lavish gifts in exchange for efforts to assist a Virginia company in securing state university testing of a dietary supplement the company had developed. The jury found Appellant guilty of eleven counts of... More... $0 (07-11-2015 - VA) |
Next Page |