Virginia Anthony was indicted on a class B felony charge of accomplice to cruelty to animals for allegedly assisting her husband, Michael Anthony, in binding a colt's four legs together with the purpose of leaving the colt on the ground, which caused...

Defendant, who was a Jehovah's Witness, knocked on doors and rang doorbells to homes in order to distribute leaflets advertising a religious meeting. She proceeded in a conventional and orderly fashion. Defendant, however, was convicted and fined...

Defendants John Boyd and Hamilton Lemoine were employed as sales representatives for Cellular One from 1989 to 1993. During the course of their employment, they signed several noncompetition and nondisclosure agreements. When Boyd and Lemoine left the...

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Suastez v. Plastic Dress-Up Co. Supreme Court of California July 1, 1982 L.A. No. 31522 Opinion  [*776]   [**123]   [***847]  Under an employment policy providing for annual paid vacations, when does the right to a vacation "vest?" The following...

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. v. U. S. EPA United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit May 11, 1982, Argued ; July 8, 1982 No. 81-2068 Opinion  [*753]  OPINION of the COURT HUNTER, Circuit Judge. Petitioner Natural Resources Defense...

SEC v. S.F. Reg'l Ctr. LLC United States District Court for the Northern District of California August 7, 2020, Decided; August 7, 2020, Filed Case No. 17-cv-00223-RS Opinion ORDER DENYING MOTION TO ALTER JUDGMENT I. INTRODUCTION Former relief defendant...

Schmidt v. Prince George's Hosp. Court of Appeals of Maryland November 15, 2001, Filed No. 119, September Term, 2000 Opinion  [**1113]   [*537]  On 1 May 2000, judgment was entered by the District Court of Maryland, sitting in St. Mary's County...

In 2016, a hacker tricked an employee of petitioner Lamps Plus, Inc., into disclosing tax information of about 1,300 company employees. After a fraudulent federal income tax return was filed in the name of respondent Frank Varela, a Lamps Plus employee...

A ship owned by plaintiff Princess Cruises, Inc. ("Princess"), was scheduled for routine inspection services and repairs. Princess requested that defendant General Electric Company ("GE"), the original manufacturer and contractor of...