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baerreedauthor
over 6 years ago
Casebrief
Baer Reed
E. Providence Credit Union v. Geremia
Defendants gave plaintiff credit union a promissory note secured by a mortgage on defendants' automobile. The mortgage obligated defendants to maintain insurance and stipulated that plaintiff could pay the premium and add the cost to defendants'...
baerreedauthor
over 6 years ago
Casebrief
Baer Reed
Pociask v. Moseley
Kera Moseley and Derek Pociask were married on October 11, 1997, in New Orleans. One child, E.P., was born of the marriage on April 4, 1999. The parties physically separated on April 30, 2006. On March 15, 2007, Ms. Moseley gave birth to another child...
baerreedauthor
over 6 years ago
Casebrief
Baer Reed
Ragus Co. v. City of Chi.
A contract was executed between the supplier and the city. The city called for the supplier to provide the city a certain quantity of rodent traps. As a result of differing interpretations regarding the number of traps specified in the contract, the supplier...
baerreedauthor
over 6 years ago
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Rasul v. Bush
The U.S. military had held the aliens, along with approximately 640 other non-Americans captured abroad, at the Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay. The court distinguished them from the Eisentrager detainees in important respects: They were not nationals of...
lexisassociatesauthor
over 6 years ago
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Lexis Associates
Thompson v. Altheimer & Gray
The employee brought suit against her employer under for racial discrimination. The case was tried and the jury returned a verdict for the employer. The employee appealed to the United States Court of Appeals, arguing that her right to impartial trial...
lexisassociatesauthor
over 6 years ago
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Lexis Associates
American Standard, Inc. v. Schectman
A property owner hired a contractor to excavate a site that was previously industrial. The contractor agreed to demolish structures on the property and grade the property. After the contractor failed to complete the work, the property owner filed suit...
lexisassociatesauthor
over 6 years ago
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Lexis Associates
Lambert v. California
A Los Angeles municipal ordinance made it an offense for a person who has been convicted of a crime punishable in California as a felony to remain in the City for more than five days without registering with the Chief of Police. Though convicted of forgery...
MelanieR
over 2 years ago
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Stop the Risk: Asking the Right Questions for Complete Due Diligence
With the rise of mandatory due diligence legislation, it is no longer sufficient for compliance officers to screen a third party for indicators of bribery and corruption alone. Effective due diligence in the modern business environment should also encompass...
Vinayak Kohli
over 2 years ago
Case Opinion
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DIRECTV, Inc. v. S.C. Dep't of Revenue
DIRECTV, Inc. v. S.C. Dep't of Revenue Court of Appeals of South Carolina March 14, 2017, Heard; August 30, 2017, Filed Opinion No. Op. 5513 Opinion [*63] [**635] WILLIAMS, J. : In this appeal from the administrative law court (ALC), DIRECTV,...
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over 2 years ago
Casebrief
Baer Reed
Commonwealth v. Feinberg
Appellant owned a store where he sold sterno, which was used for cooking and heating purposes. He was convicted for involuntary manslaughter and on twenty-five counts of violating the Pharmacy Act after a number of customers who extracted the alcohol...
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