B.L. (“ Minor Child”) was born on December 15, 2007, to A.R. (“Biological Mother”) and Biological Father. Biological Mother and Biological Father lived together on and off after Minor Child's birth. Biological Father was incarcerated...

This civil action was brought in the superior court to enjoin a proposed merger of The Community Hotel Corporation of Newport, Rhode Island, a defendant herein, into Newport Hotel Corp. Both corporations were organized under the general corporation law...

Cincinnati Ins. Co. v. H.D. Smith, L.L.C. United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit April 11, 2016, Argued; July 19, 2016, Decided No. 15-2825 Opinion  [*772]  Williams , Circuit Judge . According to West Virginia, it faces an "epidemic...

Pearson v. Callahan Supreme Court of the United States October 14, 2008, Argued; January 21, 2009, Decided No. 07-751 Case Summary Procedural Posture Under 42 U.S.C.S. § 1983, respondent arrestee sued petitioner police officers who conducted a warrantless...

Guzman v. United States United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit October 19, 2004, Argued ; April 8, 2005, Decided Docket No. 03-2446-pr Case Summary Procedural Posture Petitioner inmate, who was convicted on numerous racketeering and drug...

A corporation was convicted of violating the Live Poultry Code, which was promulgated under § 3 of the National Industrial Recovery Act. The Act authorized the President to approve codes of fair competition, and the Code was approved by an executive...

The victim brought a negligence action against the railroads and a tank car company to recover damages for the personal injuries he sustained from a gas explosion that occurred after a train derailment. It was undisputed that the explosion was caused...

Appellant tenant leased a building from respondent landlord. The lease agreement contained an option to renew the lease, which stated that appellant was to notify respondent by certified mail six months prior to the last day of the term of the lease if...

Appellee loaned $260,000 to his campaign committee during his 2018 Senate reelection campaign. To repay these and other campaign debts, campaigns may continue to receive contributions after election day.

Roque v. Harvel United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit April 1, 2021, Filed No. 20-50277 Opinion  [*329]  Don R. Willett , Circuit Judge : This qualified-immunity case involves the police shooting and killing of Jason Roque, a suicidal man...