The city police department severely damage the homeowner's house while attempting to apprehend an armed suspect. The city police flushed out a criminal suspect hiding in the house. Thus, the homeowner sought compensation from the city on trespass...

A customer slipped and fell on a wet floor at the owner's store. Approximately 18 months later, the customer visited an orthopedic surgeon in response to his lingering lower-back pain. The surgeon administered an epidural block, which involved a spinal...

A company purchased drugs from their manufacturers and shipped them, repacked under its own label, in interstate commerce. A case was filed against the president of a company for violating the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (Act). The jury found...

Plaintiff was injured when a fish bone lodged in her throat while dining at defendant's restaurant. An action to recover damages for personal injuries was sustained by reason of a breach of implied warranty related to food served in defendant's...

Petitioner State permitted persons 19 years of age or older to purchase beer pursuant to S.D. Codified Laws § 35-6-27. However, 23 U.S.C.S. § 158 permitted the reduction of federal highway funds otherwise allocable to a state if the state had...

Defendants, an attorney and health service worker, entered on private property to aid a migrant farmworker housed there. The owner-employer said he would allow defendants to meet with the migrant workers they sought, but only in his presence in his office...

The trial court convicted defendants of manslaughter after finding that they were negligent by failing to provide their minor child with reasonably necessary medical attention even though defendants were ignorant as to the seriousness of the child's...

Between 2006 and 2008, a real estate developer, agent, and broker orchestrated a mortgage fraud scheme in Massachusetts. After his scheme was exposed, Cox was charged with multiple counts of bank and wire fraud and money laundering. A jury subsequently...

This complaint arose from the termination of plaintiff wife from employment with defendant bank. It appears however, that the complaint included only two federal claims under Title VII, for discrimination and retaliation, while the remaining claims arose...

Printed on top of the software package bought by the appellant was a Limited Use License Agreement that contained a provision disclaiming all warranties. Appellant argued that this was not intended as expression of agreement with appellees, the software...