Defendant-intervenor Makah Indian Tribe sought to revive traditional whale hunting after the gray whales had been removed from the endangered species list. The tribe entered into an agreement with the defendant government which committed the government...

Appellee Tyrance McCall sued appellant Cooper Tire & Rubber Company and two other defendants for injuries he allegedly sustained in a motor vehicle collision. Appellee complaint alleged that he was a passenger in a vehicle that was equipped with a...

In 1962, appellant Arthur Garcia, an 11-year-old boy, was injured in a launderette owned by defendant Rodney E. Halsett, who had nothing to do with the design of the launderette or with the installation of the equipment. The injury occurred when the appellant...

In his action in trespass, plaintiff father Richard Clegg declared in trespass his damages for injury to his buggy and horse. Defendant Calvin Daniels pleaded general issue. At trial in the circuit court, plaintiff gave evidence that tended to show that...

The appellant obligor Scott entered into a third-party beneficiary contract with the appellee beneficiary Forester, which provided for $ 15 per week child support until the beneficiary was 18 years old. The consideration for the agreement was the father's...

William and Doreen Moriarty were the appellee’s, Catherine C. Moriarty and Paula A. Bowers, parents. In April 2016, Doreen died. Appellees had close relationships with both parents. One of the appellees, had two children who both had loving relationships...

Appellee David Paul Siegel was a member of the student government at the University of Central Florida. He was allowed to use, as part of his responsibilities as a member of the student government, a laptop computer owned by the university. At some point...

In April 1974, appellant W. Lawrence Hess commenced employment as an insurance agent with appellee Eugene Hoaster Company, Inc. As part of his employment, appellant executed an employment agreement in which he consented not to disclose proprietary information...

In March 2016, appellants David and Marla Parsons' dog, a Boston Terrier named Bogey, escaped from his tether in the appellants’ backyard. The dog chased some egrets, and ran around a nearby dumpster. Unfortunately, the appellants’ dog’s...

Plaintiff Quest Integrity USA, LLC owned the '874 patent. The patent related to a system and method for displaying inspection data collected from certain commercial furnaces used in a refinery. The patent explained that a furnace was generally comprised...