Parker v. Bain (In re Parker) United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit May 9, 1995, Argued, Submitted, Pasadena, California ; September 28, 1995, Filed No. 94-55123 Opinion  [*1133]  OPINION HALL, Circuit Judge: Steven Parker was co-owner...

$26B Opioid Settlement Awaits Approval by States, Municipalities : A group of state AGs unveiled a $26 billion proposed settlement with major drug makers over their alleged role in the national opioid epidemic. Under the terms of the deal - the second...

Hecox v. Little United States District Court for the District of Idaho August 17, 2020, Decided; August 17, 2020, Filed Case No. 1:20-cv-00184-DCN Opinion MEMORANDUM DECISION AND ORDER This matter is before the Court on Plaintiffs' Motion for Preliminary...

Plaintiffs James L. Conklin and Marie F. Conklin (“Sellers”) contracted to sell and convey residential property to defendants Richard T. Davi and Geraldine Davi (“Buyers”). The Buyers tendered a down payment, but they refused to...

Three persons who were qualified to vote in congressional districts of Illinois which have much larger populations than other congressional districts of that State, brought suit in a Federal District Court in Illinois, under the Declaratory Judgment Act...

United States v. Liew United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit November 16, 2016, Argued and Submitted, San Francisco, California; May 5, 2017, Filed No. 14-10367, Nos. 14-10384 Opinion  [*589]  OWENS, Circuit Judge: Defendants Walter Liew...

Gerald Weisberg and defendant Muriel Rita Weisberg were husband and wife during the events with which we are concerned. Two children were born as the issue of the marriage, namely Sharon, a girl, born on November 11, 1964, and David born on March 1, 1966...

The Taylor Grazing Act of 1934 (43 USCS 315 et seq.) granted the United States Secretary of the Interior authority to (1) divide the federal public rangelands into grazing districts, (2) specify the amount of grazing permitted in each district, (3) issue...

The city adopted a supplemental zoning ordinance which expressly prohibited the construction within a certain area motels, motor courts, motor lodges, motor hotels, tourist camps, tourist courts, and structures of a similar character intended for a similar...

The Blinded Veterans Association (BVA or the Association) sought to enjoin the Blinded American Veterans Foundation (BAVF or the Foundation) from using the words "blinded" and "veterans" in its name and from using the initials "BAV"...