• Zavala v. Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

    This suit was brought in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey by Wal-Mart cleaning crew members who were seeking compensation for unpaid overtime and certification of a collective action under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), civil...
  • Carter v. State

    Sheriff's Deputy Sam Howard observed a car that did not have a light illuminating its license plate. The car and the deputy's vehicle were both traveling west on Highway 463 in Madison but were in different lanes when they came to a stop at a...
  • In re Marriage of Woodrum

    Prior to their marriage, petitioner, Gregory W. Woodrum (“Greg”), and respondent, Jennifer L. Woodrum, executed a prenuptial agreement. After eight years of marriage, Greg filed a petition for dissolution of marriage. During the pendency of...
  • Carrier v. McLlarky

    When Bruce M. McLlarky d/b/a Assured Plumbing & Heating installed a replacement water heater in Janet Carrier’s home, he told her that he believed the old water heater was under warranty, and that he would try to obtain a credit against the...
  • Golstein v. Superior Court

    Parents brought an action against a hospital where their son was negligently given a fatal overdose of radiation during treatment for a curable cancer. The parents were informed of the excessive radiation after the fact. They could not have observed the...
  • Nix v. Cantrell (In re J.M.N.)

    This case involves a non-custodial parent's attempt to give consent for her 14-year-old daughter to get married. After the parties divorced, the father was designated the primary residential parent for the parties' daughter, and the mother had...
  • Univ. of Tex. at El Paso v. Ochoa

    Appellee, Magdalena Ochoa (Ochoa) is a former employee of Human Capital International LLC d/b/a Integrated Human Capital, LLC (IHC), a staff leasing company in El Paso, Texas. UTEP contracted with IHC for the provision of various temporary staffing services...
  • Kelley v. Ohio Oil Co.

    An individual had a contract with a property owner to operate the land for oil. An adjoining property owner, a corporation, also sought to drill oil on its land. The individual filed an action for a temporary restraining order against the corporation...
  • Stodghill v. State

    Defendant George C. Stodghill and his girlfriend, Carla Kenny, spent a weekend in a secluded country cabin with his adult son and daughter and their spouses. On the night of June 10, the group held an outdoor barbeque, during which everyone consumed different...
  • United States v. Percheman

    Juan Percheman claimed 2,000 acres of land lying in the territory of Florida, by virtue of a grant from the Spanish governor, made in 1815. His title consisted of a petition presented by himself to the Governor of East Florida, praying for a grant of...