Rogers v. Lyft, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit February 14, 2022 1 , Submitted; February 16, 2022, Filed No. 20-15689 Opinion MEMORANDUM 3 Plaintiffs appeal from the district court's decision to compel arbitration and dismiss...

Black Oak Energy, LLC v. FERC United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit April 16, 2013, Argued; August 6, 2013, Decided No. 08-1386 Consolidated with 11-1275, 12-1286 Opinion  [*232]   [**359]  Griffith , Circuit Judge : By statute...

This form commission agreement provides a starting point for drafting commission agreements for sales personnel. This form includes practical guidance, drafting notes, alternate clauses, and optional clauses. This form is intended for private employers...

Appellants, a corrections officer and the director of a state corrections department, sought review of an order which denied appellants' motion for summary judgment on grounds of qualified immunity in appellee inmate's 42 U.S.C.S. § 1983...

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There has been a push for increased transparency and regulation in the insurance industry regarding consumer data privacy. With an increase in consumer data collection, the threat of ransomware attacks can open your company up to potential litigation...

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Williamson v. Dunlap Supreme Court of Texas June 12, 1985 No. C-3850 Opinion  [*374]  Olga Williamson sued Riley Butler Dunlap, Raymond Wilkinson, and Peggy Wilkinson to collect on a promissory note. The trial court rendered judgment against all three...

Cargill v. Garland United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit January 6, 2023, Filed No. 20-51016 Opinion  [*450]  Since the National Firearms Act of 1934 , federal law has heavily regulated machineguns. Indeed, as proposed, that law was known...

During defendant attorney's representation of a client at a criminal trial, defendant substituted his client with another person with the intent of causing a misidentification. The district court found defendant in criminal contempt.