• ADP, LLC v. Rafferty

    ADP, LLC v. Rafferty United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit September 6, 2018, Argued; April 26, 2019, Opinion Filed Nos. 18-1796 & 18-2603 Opinion  [*116]  OPINION OF THE COURT KRAUSE, Circuit Judge . I. Introduction In this appeal...
  • Guardant Health, Inc. v. Found. Med., Inc.

    Guardant Health, Inc. v. Found. Med., Inc. United States District Court for the District of Delaware April 22, 2020, Decided; May 7, 2020, Filed Civil Action No. 17-1616-LPS-CJB; Civil Action No. 17-1623-LPS-CJB Opinion REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION In these...
  • Crist v. Bretz

    In a Montana criminal trial, after the jury was empaneled and sworn, but before any witnesses were sworn, the trial court granted a prosecution motion to dismiss the information. A second information, not containing the error for which the first information...
  • Doe v. Roe

    A female sought damages against her male sex partner for negligent transmittal of the virus herpes simplex II. The trial court awarded damages to the female partner. The case was appealed to the Court of Appeal of California.
  • Steffan v. Cheney

    Appellant former midshipman resigned from the United States Naval Academy in 1987, after an administrative board recommended that he be discharged. He filed an action claiming that he was constructively discharged and challenged the constitutionality...
  • Solomon R. Guggenheim Found. v. Lubell

    Appellee museum filed suit to recover a stolen painting that was currently in appellant purchaser's possession. Appellant obtained the painting many years before from a reputable art gallery. The trial court dismissed appellant's statute of limitations...
  • Jones v. Willamette Indus.

    The decedent was in a vessel when a wall of slag collapsed killing him. The administrator brought a Woodson claim against the employer and Pleasant claims the co-employees. The Superior Court entered in favor of the employer and co-employees.
  • In re Estate of Campbell

    Appellant purported sons challenged a decision from the superior court which denied their petition for a partial distribution of the estate of a deceased person after a determination that the purported sons were not the sons of the deceased.
  • Bouffard v. Befese, LLC

    Plaintiff purchased a property and held it on the buyer’s behalf. Defendant Befese entered into an option agreement with the plaintiff, which contained a right to repurchase and an interest of more than 40% annually. Defendant sold the property...
  • Lanning v. SEPTA

    Appellee, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ("SEPTA"), has employed the 1.5 mile run as an applicant screening test. In conjunction with the implementation of its physical fitness screening test, SEPTA also began testing incumbent...