• MTR. OF NYC v ANTOINETTE R.

    MTR. OF NYC v ANTOINETTE R. Supreme Court of New York, Queens County April 21, 1995, Decided Index No. 005518/95 Opinion  [*1014]   [**1009]  Robert C. McGann, J. The issue presented at this special proceeding is whether  [*1015]  the respondent, a person...
  • Gonzales v. Google, Inc. (2006)

    In aid of the government's position in a different case, plaintiff U.S. Attorney General subpoenaed defendant, Internet search engine, to compile and produce a massive amount of information from the search engine's search index, and to turn over...
  • Schurtz v. BMW of N. Am.

    In Feb. 1982, plaintiff Hugh Schurtz purchased a 1982 BMW 320i from defendant BMW of Murray. The car carried a written warranty limiting defendant BMW of North America, Inc.'s responsibility to the repair or replacement of defective parts within three...
  • King v. Smith

    The Department of Pensions and Security of Alabam, a state participating in the Federal Government’s Aid to Families With Dependent Children Program (AFDC), issued a so-called “substitute father” regulation, which denied AFDC payments...
  • Schneiderman v. United States

    Petitioner Schneiderman came to this country from Russia in 1907 or 1908 when he was approximately three. In 1922, at the age of 16, he became a charter member of the Young Workers (now Communist) League in Los Angeles and remained a member until 1929...
  • Estate of Kievernagel

    Joseph and Iris Kievernagel were married for 10 years prior to Joseph's death. They contracted with the Northern California Fertility Medical Center, Inc., to perform in vitro fertilization (IVF) to allow Iris to conceive. As part of the sperm cryopreservation...
  • In re Kors, Inc.

    David D. Robinson, trustee for the bankrupt corporation, Kors, Inc., appeals from a judgment of the United States District Court for the District of Vermont ordering the proceeds of a sale of the debtor's machinery to be paid in accordance with a...
  • D. H. Overmyer Co. v. Frick Co.

    As authorized under Ohio law, the Common Pleas Court of Lucas County, Ohio, entered a confessed judgment in favor of a corporate creditor against a corporate debtor, pursuant to the debtor's instalment note which contained a cognovit clause authorizing...
  • Market Trends: Shareholder Proposals

    By: Trevor S. Norwitz , Sabastian V. Niles , Avi A. Sutton and Anna S. Greig Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Shareholder proposals are a popular and effective mechanism enabling shareholders to recommend or require that a company and/or its board...
  • Examining Harassment Claims

    By: Richard D. Glovsky , Locke Lord LLP. THIS ARTICLE ADDRESSES PROTECTED STATUS HARASSMENT issues, a subset of discrimination claims that arise where an employee alleges that he or she was subjected to unwelcome conduct in the workplace due to the...