The Village Voice published a nude photograph of Christina McCabe in a bathtub. Plaintiff argued there was invasion of privacy under a false light theory which is closely allied to her claim for libel.

The Tribe sought to negotiate a compact with Texas to offer class III games. Texas refused, arguing that the Restoration Act displaced IGRA and required the Tribe to follow all of the State’s gaming laws on tribal lands.

In Count One of the Indictment, Defendants were charged with conspiracy to fix prices in violation of § 1 of the Sherman Act. Jindal argued that Count One of the Indictment should be dismissed.

Appellees terminated appellant as a dealer of appellees' products for appellant's failure to abide by a vertical minimum price fixing agreement. The lower court dismissed appellant's case for failure to state a claim upon which relief could...

In an order granting summary judgment, the district court determined Bakke and Magi-Touch entered into a contract for the installation of floor tiles, a shower base, and the related products in a bathroom within Bakke's home.

After the divorce, the trial court modified the custody arrangement and ordered that the mother and defendant father had joint custody of the daughter, with the father being designated the domiciliary parent. The mother was granted visitation.

Defendants planted and detonated two homemade pressure-cooker bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three and wounding hundreds. Defendant Dzhokhar was indicted for 30 crimes, including 17 capital offenses. The Court of Appeals vacated...

Plaintiff administrator filed an action against defendant parents and alleged that the parents were negligent in failing to supervise a party given by their son. As a result of the parents' alleged negligence, their son was involved in an accident...

Persons found to violate ordinances multiple times could be barred from all City property. If a homeless person is found on City property after receiving an exclusion order, they are subject to criminal prosecution for trespass.

Plaintiff minor son, by his mother as next friend, sought review of a judgment rendered in favor of defendants, in an action to recover damages for personal injuries resulting from a fireworks explosion that caused the son to lose a hand.