Lex Machina has expanded its civil rights coverage by including over 90,000 cases that involve claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as related claims under state law. Menlo Park, CA — Lex Machina and LexisNexis recently released...

Tendeka, Inc. v. Glover United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division May 11, 2015, Decided; May 11, 2015, Filed CIVIL ACTION NO. H-13-1764 Opinion MEMORANDUM AND OPINION Tendeka, Inc. sells swellable-rubber packers...

Plaintiff Elizabeth Graham, the only African American student in the English Studies class taught by defendant John Birchler, was referred by the latter as a “***” in order to convey the defendant’s strong disapproval of such epithets...

In 2003, decedent Donald Grubbs transferred his individual retirement account ("IRA") to Raymond James and Associates, Inc., naming appellant Chrissey Nunnenman as the beneficiary to receive the residue in the event of his death. Decedent was...

Groove Dig., Inc. v. United Bank United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia March 1, 2019, Decided; March 1, 2019, Filed Civil No. 1:18-cv-00966 Opinion ORDER This matter comes before the Court on Defendant Fidelity Information...

Legal technology can completely change the practice of law. But implementing legal technology into your law firm can have unexpected challenges. Indeed, incorporating law and technology into your practice can seem like a daunting task, especially if it...

Pennzoil-Quaker State Company sued its insurer, American International Specialty Lines Insurance ("AISLIC"), alleging breach of contract and a violation of Chapter 542 of the Texas Insurance Code. Pennzoil obtained a pollution legal liability...

The bodies of Hazel Chatfield and Judith Moen were found in Hazel Chatfield's residence on Friday, March 14, 1986, by a neighbor and two friends. Dr. Karen Gunson, the medical examiner, testified that both victims died of gunshot wounds to the head...

Plaintiff brought a trademark infringement action against defendant. Plaintiff operated a New York club under a federally registered mark. Defendant operated a club in Missouri under a title identical to that of plaintiff's mark.

The customer brought this action after he was made to wait after restaurant employees believed he was trying to pay with counterfeit money. The trial court granted the restaurant summary judgment.