107 N.L.R.B. 427; 1953 NLRB LEXIS 109; 33 L.R.R.M. 1151; 107 NLRB No. 106 National Labor Relations Board December 17, 1953 Case No. 11-RC-517. Opinion  [**1]  SUPPLEMENTAL DECISION, ORDER, AND SECOND DIRECTION OF ELECTION  [*427]  Pursuant to a Decision...

Morales v. TWA Supreme Court of the United States March 3, 1992, Argued ; June 1, 1992, Decided No. 90-1604 Opinion  [*378]   [***163]   [**2034]  JUSTICE SCALIA delivered the opinion of the Court. The issue in this case is whether the Airline Deregulation...

A husband represented himself during a trial conducted in marital dissolution proceedings instituted by his wife. A local superior court rule and a trial scheduling order in the family law court provided that in dissolution trials, parties had to present...

Defendant, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), promulgated a rule limiting annual compensation of certain Division I entry-level coaches to $16,000. Basketball coaches affected by the rule filed a class action challenging the restriction...

The district court allowed plaintiff Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to appear by its own solicitor. The SEC was permitted to transmit evidence that was available on acts and practices that may have constituted a fraud to the attorney general...

Defendant was convicted of conspiring to rob a bank, bank robbery, bank larceny, and assault with deadly weapons in connection with a bank robbery. At his trial, Defendant was positively identified by several persons in open court; in light of such overwhelming...

Plaintiff was a former First Lady of the United States and a well-known personality in her own right. She moved for a preliminary injunction to restrain defendants from using or distributing a certain advertisement that included her likeness in the form...

After working for six years at defendant RLM Communications, Inc. ("RLM"), plaintiff Amy Tuschen resigned and joined a competitor, eScience and Technology Solutions, Inc. (“"Science"). Although RLM and eScience had offices just...

On Sept. 27, 1972, the landlord Jack Sumski commenced an unlawful detainer action in the San Francisco Small Claims Court seeking possession of the leased premises and $ 300 in back rent. Petitioner Green, the tenant, admitted nonpayment of rent but defended...

Visa and MasterCard, two of the major players in the credit-card market, had significant structural advantages over respondent credit-card companies American Express Company and American Express Travel Related Services Company (collectively, Amex). Amex...