• Hyde v. KLS Prof'l Advisors Group, LLC

    Hyde v. KLS Prof'l Advisors Group, LLC United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit October 12, 2012, Decided No. 12-1484-cv Opinion  [*24]  SUMMARY ORDER UPON DUE CONSIDERATION , it is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED , and DECREED that the order...
  • Hutchinson v. Penske Truck Leasing Co.

    Hutchinson v. Penske Truck Leasing Co. Superior Court of Pennsylvania February 1, 2005, Argued ; May 17, 2005, Filed No. 463 EDA 2004, No. 497 EDA 2004 Opinion  [**981]  OPINION BY BECK, J.:  [*P1]  In this products liability action, the issue we decide...
  • Shuman v. Comm'r

    Shuman v. Comm'r United States Tax Court August 23, 2018, Filed Docket Nos. 27857-13, 15847-14L. Opinion MEMORANDUM FINDINGS OF FACT AND OPINION GALE, Judge : This proceeding involves two cases that have been consolidated for trial, briefing, and...
  • Vincent v. Lake Erie Transp. Co.

    Plaintiffs R.C. Vincent and another owned a wharf in which ships docked to unload cargo. Defendant Lake Erie Transportation Company owned a ship that docked at plaintiffs' wharf during a storm. During the storm, plaintiffs' wharf was damaged by...
  • Keogh v. Commissioner

    The commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service assessed income tax deficiencies against a husband and wife, the Keoghs, based on husband's underreported tip income. On appeal, the Keoghs claimed that a coworker's personal diary was erroneously...
  • Dennis v. United States

    Defendants were members of the Communist Party who were convicted of violating the Smith Act, 18 U.S.C.S. § 11 , by conspiring to advocate the overthrow of the United States. Defendants were convicted and the appellate court affirmed. On certiorari...
  • Simonsen v. Thorin

    Plaintiff passenger sustained injuries when the car driven by her husband collided with a trolley pole obstructing the street. The pole had been broken and knocked into the street by a delivery truck owned and used in defendant store owner’s grocery...
  • Sumrall v. Modern Alloys, Inc.

    Appellee company paid appellant employee only for the hours he worked at a jobsite. But rather than driving his vehicle directly from his home to the jobsite, appellee expected appellant to first commute to its “yard.” Appellant would then...
  • Marini v. Ireland

    A tenant offset the cost of repair of a toilet in the payment of her rent. The landlord challenged the offset and demanded the outstanding rent. When his demands were refused, the landlord instituted a summary dispossess action for nonpayment of rent...