Regal Homes, Inc. v. CNA Ins. Court of Appeals of Arizona, Division One, Department D November 29, 2007, Filed No. 1 CA-CV 05-0254 Opinion  [**612]   [*161]  GEMMILL, Chief Judge P1 In this appeal we address several insurance coverage issues arising from...

Cities, State Tax Collectors Target Streaming Services: Local and state governments have been requiring cable TV companies to pay sales taxes and other taxes and fees – such as franchise fees for the easements that let them run cable in public...

The parties entered into a satellite franchise agreement authorizing the franchisee to operate a tax preparation business. When the franchise was terminated, the franchisee relocated to another town and prepared tax returns for a number of clients for...

United States v. Weigand United States District Court for the Southern District of New York February 14, 2021, Decided; February 14, 2021, Filed 20-cr-188 (JSR) Opinion MEMORANDUM ORDER JED S. RAKOFF, U.S.D.J. Now before the Court is the Government's...

Pursuant to a 1859 Treaty between the United States and the Indians of the Yakima Nation, the Indians retained fishing rights along the Columbia River in the State of Washington. Respondents placed fish wheels in the river, which rapidly diminished the...

Alfieri v. Solomon Supreme Court of Oregon May 12, 2015, Argued and Submitted; December 10, 2015, Decided SC S062520 Opinion  [**101]   [*385]  En Banc BALMER, C. J. The issue presented in this case is one of first impression: to what extent do the confidentiality...

Pharm. Care Mgmt. Ass'n v. Rutledge United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit January 9, 2018, Submitted; June 8, 2018, Filed No. 17-1609, No. 17-1629 Opinion  [*1111]  BEAM, Circuit Judge. In this dispute between a pharmacy trade association...

Spinella and Sanzone, petitioner Triple Play Sports Bar and Grille’s employees, participated in an ongoing Facebook discussion about Triple Play’s calculation of employees’ tax withholding. Viewing the respective Facebook activity as...

Petitioner Stanford University sued respondent research company. Respondent argued that it co-owned a patent based on a professor inventor's assignment, so the university lacked standing. The district court held the professor had no rights to assign...

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