Ameranth, Inc. v. Domino's Pizza, Inc. United States District Court for the Southern District of California June 21, 2021, Decided; June 21, 2021, Filed Case No.: 12cv0733 DMS (WVG) Opinion ORDER ON DOMINO'S PIZZA, LLC AND DOMINO'S PIZZA,...

Acevedo v. Garland United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit May 4, 2022, Argued; August 11, 2022, Decided No. 20-2048 Opinion GREGORY, Chief Judge: Petitioner Rodolfo Josue Tinoco Acevedo appeals an order of the Board of Immigration Appeals...

2022 Pat. App. LEXIS 3499 Patent Trial and Appeal Board Representative Orders, Decisions, and Notices July 5, 2022, Decided IPR2021-00357, Paper 48 ; Patent 7,938,912 B1 USPTO Bd of Patent Appeals & Interferences; Patent Trial & Appeal Bd Decs...

Defendant Kenneth J. Geljack, Jr. was adjudged as a habitual traffic offender in December 1992 and had his driving privileges suspended for ten years beginning January 1993. Despite this, however, defendant drove his car to a brake shop instead of having...

Plaintiffs, who were injured when a defect in a car owned by one of the plaintiffs caused an accident, appealed from a judgment of nonsuit in favor of defendants, an automobile manufacturer and an automobile dealer, in a consolidated action to recover...

In 2010, the Houston Independent School District (HISD) began to transition to a data-driven teacher appraisal system. The basic idea behind the new appraisal system was that a teacher's impact on student performance, for better or worse, can appropriately...

Defendant contractor entered into a contract with the landlord to design and construct a shopping center. The plaintiff tenant dictated the construction schedules, the design, and the warranties. The roof of the shopping center was damaged by winds which...

The Georgia plaintiffs sued the defendants in Delaware. Five of the seven defendants were Delaware corporations. Defendant Genuine Parts Co., however, was a Georgia corporation whose principal place of business was in Atlanta. In their complaint, the...

The State of California used a "worldwide combined reporting" method to determine the corporate franchise tax owed by unitary multinational corporate group members doing business in California. California's method first looked to the worldwide...

Following a tip from a cooperating witness, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) began investigating defendant Nia Moore-Bush for the unlicensed sale of firearms. About a month into the investigation, defendant and her husband...