In connection with defendant Pike Nursery Holding efforts to obtain rent concessions from plaintiff Spirit Master Funding, defendant notified plaintiff that the building's roof had collapsed and had been damaged. Defendant hired a professional engineer...

United States v. Learfield Communs., LLC United States District Court for the District of Columbia October 23, 2020, Decided; October 23, 2020, Filed Civil Action No. 19-0389 Opinion ORDER The United States filed this action against Learfield Communications...

Williams v. United States United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit December 13, 1995, Decided No. 94-20639 Opinion  [*503]  BENAVIDES, Circuit Judge: On this third appeal in this case, Plaintiff-Appellant W. Douglas Williams ("Williams"...

Plaintiffs were Minnesota residents who provided private data about themselves to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety ("DPS") in order to obtain and use a state driver's license. They instituted the present consolidated putative class...

Arlene Nagy, the firm’s legal secretary, and a women's organization, filed employment discrimination suits against defendant law firm, Rinella & Rinella, alleging that the firm had violated § 704(a) of Title VII, 42 U.S.C.S. §...

Keystone Gas Gathering, L.L.C. v. Ad Hoc Comm. (In re Ultra Petroleum Corp.) United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit November 26, 2019, Filed No. 17-20793 Opinion  [*760]  ON PETITION FOR REHEARING ANDREW S. OLDHAM, Circuit Judge: Treating...

Plaintiff Eileen Connor and others filed a class action lawsuit in California state court against their former employers, defendants First Student, Inc. and First Transit, Inc. (collectively, "First") and defendants HireRight Solutions, Inc...

A community property lake house was contained within Matthew and Vicki Devine’s agreed decree of divorce. According to the divorce decree, the property was to be listed for sale for a six-month period and if the property was not sold within that...

Appellant citizen, a bachelor who neither owned nor leased taxable real property, filed suit in federal court claiming that N.Y. Educ. Law § 2012 denied him equal protection of the laws in violation of U.S. Const. XIV. The statute limited individuals...

Appellant's mother granted her father appointment power, instructing him to divide trust assets unequally among her descendants. The father exercised the power, excluding the appellant. The appellant sued, claiming the power was invalid. The trial...