Plaintiff residents Denis Hanly et al., brought an action against defendants, Attorney General of the United States and associated officials, seeking to enjoin the construction of a federal jail near two large apartment complexes. Plaintiffs sought a...

The Illinois Business Brokers Act of 1995 requires brokers for the sale of businesses in the state to register. Brokerage agreements must be in writing. Promises to pay unregistered brokers for their services are unenforceable. Plaintiff Global Technology...

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Companies use Form 1-A for their Regulation A-Plus offerings, an alternative to the registered offering track that allows companies to raise a maximum of $20 million (in Tier 1) or $75 million (in Tier 2), while being subject to separate, generally lesser...

Defendant purchaser allegedly agreed to buy eggs from the plaintiff seller at a certain price. When the plaintiff seller was ready to deliver, the defendant purchaser refused to accept the eggs. The seller was forced to sell the eggs to another at a lower...

The husband of the administratrix, an ironworker, fell to his death through an unprotected opening in precast concrete nearly forty-five feet above the ground. The administratrix filed a wrongful death action against the defendant contractor. The trial...

Ann Shannon organized Elegant Interiors, LLC in 2000 under the Kentucky Limited Liability Company Act, KRS Chapter 275, and was the company's sole member. Subsequently, Elegant Interiors, LLC entered into a lease with Rick Pannell, who owned the property...

An employee died when his rig ran off the highway and rolled over. Plaintiff employee’s estate representative was suing to recover damages for his pain and suffering before he died. Plaintiff contended that the employee fell asleep at the wheel...

Appellant, G.C., a juvenile, was adjudicated delinquent as an aider and abettor to attempted burglary. According to the evidence of the state, the appellant knew that another person was going to burglarize an apartment, appellant followed that person...

After a female employee had filed a charge of racial discrimination against her employer under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 USCS 2000e et seq.), the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission notified her that conciliation efforts had failed...