The National Labor Relations Board conducted a representation election in employer's Chrysler-Plymouth agency on April 12, 1951. District Lodge No. 727, International Association of Machinists, won by a vote of eight to five, and the Labor Board certified...

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Defendant John A. Cuffie was convicted in federal district court of possession with intent to distribute cocaine base and conspiracy to possess and distribute cocaine base. Cuffie filed a motion for a new trial, contending that the Government failed to...

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Appellant, the Secretary of State of Washington, sought review of the judgment from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which reversed a district court's judgment in the Secretary's favor against appellees, a minor political...

MPM, a leading producer of silicone, faced serious financial problems after it took on significant new debt obligations beginning in the mid-2000s. Following these debt issuances, MPM was substantially overleveraged, and filed a petition under Chapter...

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The decedent was shot when a person carrying a rifle stumbled and accidentally pulled the trigger. The accident occurred on property owned by the ranch and leased to the cattle company. The personal representative filed suit against the ranch, the cattle...