• Pennsylvania v. Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.

    Defendants erected a bridge, which allegedly inhibited interstate commerce on the river. Plaintiffs were granted an injunction directing the bridge be removed from obstructing the river either by elevating the bridge or abatement. The bridge was blown...
  • Coca-Cola Co. v. Commissioner

    The Coca-Cola Co. (TCCC), a U.S. corporation, was the legal owner of the intellectual property (IP) necessary to manufacture, distribute, and sell some of the best-known beverage brands in the world. This IP included trademarks, product names, logos,...
  • Salladay v. Lev

    Non-party Intersections, Inc. ("Intersections" or the "Company") is a Delaware corporation headquartered in Virginia. While Intersections was working to get its upgraded product on the market, it was also experiencing financial difficulties...
  • Holloway v. City of Va. Beach

    On November 20, 2017, Plaintiff Latasha Holloway a United States citizen, an eligible and registered voter, and an African American resident of Virginia Beach, initiated a pro se suit against the City of Virginia Beach under Section 2 of the Voting Rights...
  • Balvik v. Sylvester

    In November 1979 Elmer Balvik and Thomas Sylvester formed a partnership, Weldon Electric, for the purpose of engaging in the electrical contracting business. Although Sylvester's contribution under the terms of the articles of partnership was 70 percent...
  • Aymes v. Bonelli

    While autonomously working for, and under direction of Jonathan Bonelli, doing business as, Island Recreational ("Island"), Clifford Scott Aymes created a series of computer programs. No written agreement assigning ownership or copyright was...
  • Gottschalk v. Benson

    Respondent inventors filed with petitioner Patent Office an application for an invention, which was described as being related to the processing of data by program and more particularly to the programmed conversion of numerical information in general...
  • In re Farber

    Appellants, The New York Times Company and Myron Farber, a reporter employed by the newspaper, were charged with contempt of court for failure to disclose information sought by subpoenas duces tecum by appellee State of New Jersey in a criminal case....
  • Willacy v. Cleveland Bd. of Income Tax Review

    Willacy v. Cleveland Bd. of Income Tax Review Supreme Court of Ohio July 9, 2019, Submitted; February 4, 2020, Decided No. 2018-0794 Opinion  [*384]   [***563]  Per Curiam .  [**P1]  Appellant, Hazel M. Willacy, was employed by the Sherwin-Williams Company...
  • Valentino v. Carter-Wallace, Inc.

    Valentino v. Carter-Wallace, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit January 8, 1996, Argued, Submitted, San Francisco, California ; October 7, 1996, Filed No. 95-15935 Opinion  [*1228]  OPINION SCHROEDER, Circuit Judge: This is an interlocutory...