Plaintiff corporation’s product was a reconstituted milk product the interstate shipment of which was prohibited under the Filled Milk Act, 21 U.S.C.S. §§ 61-64. The corporation when operating under a different name was twice convicted...

Defendant developer contracted with the builder to convert a building into condominiums. The developer later sold condominium units to individual buyers, who formed the condominium association. Based upon numerous construction defects, the condominium...

Foxco Industries, Ltd., the appellee seller, was manufacturing knitted fabrics for sale to retail fabric stores and the garment industry. Its principal place of business is in New York City. Fabric World, the appellant buyer, was engaged in the retail...

Plaintiffs Elmira Preston, Howard Preston, Rose Lefrance Preston, Sheryl Preston, Deborah Mazie, et al. represented a class of patients and the relatives of deceased and allegedly injured patients hospitalized at the defendant-hospital, Tenet Healthsystems...

Plaintiff Ultramercial owned the '545 patent directed to a method for distributing copyrighted media products over the Internet where the consumer receives a copyrighted media product at no cost in exchange for viewing an advertisement, and the advertiser...

Defendants Steve Dahl, David Tronson, and James Legacie began marketing an ice fishing guide service named Perch Patrol on Devils Lake after the ice fishing season. Defendant testified in his affidavit that each member of the guide service agreed to be...

Plaintiff Sheree Demming is a real estate investor acquiring properties for remodeling, renovation, leasing, and sale. The plaintiff who has never held a realtor's license, engaged defendant Cheryl Underwood, professional services as a realtor to...

Decedent Thomas M. White, Jr., who died intestate, was an owner of lands. He left, surviving him neither wife, child, brother, sister, father or mother, nor any descendants. The grandfather of a said decedent who died before the decease of his grandson...

A jury convicted defendant McKenzie Carson of four counts of violating the federal sex trafficking statute. Three of those counts alleged that defendant was engaged in sex trafficking with knowledge that the victims were forced, threatened or coerced...

Plaintiff, St. Charles Parish school board purchased land from the respondent, P & L Investment Corporation, the company for the construction of a high school. Respondent retained a strip of the land conveyed. Later, in the process of paving a portion...