Emerson Elec. Co. v. Suzhou Cleva Elec. Appliance Co. United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, Eastern Division May 8, 2015, Decided; May 8, 2015, Filed Case No. 4:13-CV-01043 SPM Opinion MEMORANDUM AND ORDER This matter is before...

Acquire information about common mechanisms used in commercial agreements to allocate risk, including the use of force majeure clauses, indemnification, limitation on liability terms, termination rights, product warranties, detailed payment terms and...

The National Football League ("NFL") has agreed to resolve lawsuits brought by former players who alleged that the NFL failed to inform them of and protect them from the risks of concussions in football. The District Court approved a class action...

Plaintiff, George W. Garig Transfer, Inc., a Louisiana corporation, and defendant, J. Dolan Harris, d/b/a Magnolia Express, a resident of Mississippi, entered into an agreement whereby the defendant was to sell the certificate to operate a common carrier...

Cascades Projection LLC v. Epson Am., Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit May 11, 2017, Decided 2017-1517, 2017-1518 Opinion  [*1310]   [***1634]  ON PETITION FOR HEARING EN BANC Per Curiam . ORDER Appellant Cascades Projection...

By: Michael L. Hermsen, Anna Pinedo, and Laura D. Richman , Mayer Brown LLP THE ARTICLE ALSO HIGHLIGHTS KEY FORM 10-K AND FORM 10-Q matters, including risk factors, management discussion and analysis (MD&A), and financial statement issues, and examines...

By: Timothy Murray , Murray, Hogue & Lannis There is a veritable pandemic raging, and I’m not referring to COVID-19. It’s a pandemic of webinars and legal articles about force majeure and COVID-19. Sadly, no lawyer is immune from it...

Brothers Richard and James Duffy signed a Joint Venture Agreement with John Piazza, president of Piazza Construction, Inc., regarding a United States Forest Service request for proposals for office facilities in Washington. Piazza’s bid had been...

A mother filed a medical malpractice action against an obstetrician and a hospital after her child suffered permanent brain and nervous system damage, allegedly as a result of oxygen deprivation during the delivery. Defendants brought a motion for summary...

Pursuant to a collective-bargaining agreement, plaintiff Philbrook was allowed three days leave annually for religious observance, but employees were prohibited from using personal days for additional religious observance, which forced Philbrook to take...