Brophy v. Almanzar United States District Court for the Central District of California, Southern Division December 4, 2020, Decided; December 4, 2020, Filed Case No.: SACV 17-01885-CJC(JPRx) Opinion ORDER DENYING DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT...

2019 NLRB LEXIS 15; 2019 L.R.R.M. 24595; 367 NLRB No. 75 National Labor Relations Board January 25, 2019 Case 16-RC-010963 Opinion DECISION ON REVIEW AND ORDER The issue in this case is whether franchisees who operate shared-ride vans for SuperShuttle...

Defendant Ronald Keiser interrupted a loud party across the street from his home and allegedly slapped a woman. Defendant returned home upset. His brother, Randy Keiser, came over and calmed defendant down. Randy then left the defendant’s house...

The home buyers brought an action against the seller for breach of implied warranty and fraud. The trial court entered a partial summary judgment in favor of the seller. On appeal, the seller contended that the seller's representations that he was...

Adamowicz v. Pergament (In re Lamparter Org.) United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York March 25, 1997, Decided ; March 26, 1997, FILED 96 CV 2059 (NG) Opinion  [*49]  OPINION AND ORDER GERSHON, United States District Judge: The...

In 1973, defendant Sherman Paul Hawkins was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for the shooting death of his wife. Hawkin’s first petition for postconviction relief was denied by the trial court, which Hawkins failed...

Filtercorp, Inc., a Washington corporation which developed and distributed carbonated pads used in the food service industry to filter cooking oils, took out a series of loans from Paulman, an individual salesperson, to help fund further development and...

Plaintiffs, Warren and Betty Morrow (husband and wife), brought this action to recover for services rendered to the decedent Maude Morrow, mother of Warren and Defendant Woodye Morrow. They also sought to set aside a conveyance of certain mineral interests...

Plaintiff Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) brought an action against defendant entrepreneur Mark Cuban alleging he violated Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 , S ection 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 , and Rule 10b-5 by...

How much is a broken leg worth to you? Not exactly a comfortable question, is it? Nevertheless, attorneys who represent victims in personal injury cases have to grapple with those kinds of issues on a daily basis. Listen to this article: Click here...