• Shelbourne BRF LLC v SR 677 Bway LLC

    Shelbourne BRF LLC v SR 677 Bway LLC Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, First Department March 4, 2021, Decided; March 4, 2021, Entered Appeal No. 13263N-13263NA, Case No. 2020-03604 Opinion Order, Supreme Court, New York County (Jennifer...

  • Alsteen v. Wauleco, Inc.

    Alsteen v. Wauleco, Inc. Court of Appeals of Wisconsin May 24, 2011, Submitted on Briefs; June 14, 2011, Decided; June 14, 2011, Filed Appeal No. 2010AP1643 Opinion  [*P1]   [**475]   [***213]  PETERSON, J. Amber Alsteen and sixty-nine others (collectively...

  • 2014 U.S. Comp. Gen. LEXIS 194; 2014 Comp. Gen. Proc. Dec. P208

    2014 U.S. Comp. Gen. LEXIS 194; 2014 Comp. Gen. Proc. Dec. P208 Comptroller General of the United States July 9, 2014 B-406583.4, B-406583.5 Opinion [EDITOR'S NOTE: PAGE NUMBERS APPEARING IN BOLD BRACKETS, [CPD 1], REFLECT THE OFFICIAL PAGINATION...

  • United States v. Stephens

    United States v. Stephens United States District Court for the Southern District of New York March 18, 2020, Decided; March 19, 2020, Filed 15-cr-95 (AJN) Opinion OPINION & ORDER ALISON J. NATHAN, District Judge: At the hearing on March 6, 2020, the...

  • Prager Univ. v. Google LLC

    Plaintiff Prager University ("Prager") filed a lawsuit in federal district court against defendants YouTube, LLC ("YouTube") and Google LLC ("Google") for allegedly censoring some of the videos that Prager uploaded on YouTube...

  • Darrow v. Hanover Twp.

    Plaintiff husband hit a tree while operating an automobile, causing injuries to himself and plaintiff wife, who was a passenger. Thereafter, plaintiffs filed suit against defendant county alleging that the tree projected into the road and there was no...

  • Keller v. State

    The victim was employed at defendant Ronnie Keller's restaurant. The victim testified that she went to a stable owned by Keller for the purpose of grooming Keller's horses and while there, Keller attacked her. At trial in Florida state court,...

  • P.M. v. T.B.

    The plaintiffs, the intended parents, were a married couple unable to conceive their own child. They signed a contract with the defendants, the surrogate mother and her husband, who, in exchange for future payments of up to $13,000 and medical expenses...

  • Hicks v. Miranda

    Pursuant to four separate warrants, the police seized four copies of an allegedly obscene film (Deep Throat) from a theater. Misdemeanor charges were filed in a state municipal court against two theater employees. A California superior court later ordered...

  • State v. Bell

    Defendants' convictions on four counts of breaking and entering an apartment dwelling was affirmed on the grounds that no conflict existed in their attorneys' representation once the inadvertent nondisclosure became known, because confidential...