Plaintiff wrote a letter to an individual indicating that defendant had been making statements defamatory to plaintiff and insisting that the individual had been his authority. The individual denied that he was the authority. Later that month, plaintiff...

In March 2011, Thomas Mower's now ex-wife, Lidia Mower, began taking their four-year-old daughter, T.M., to The Children's Center for therapy. The Children's Center provided services to T.M. through Nancy Baird. During Ms. Baird's treatment...

Plaintiff family sought personal injury and wrongful death damages, alleging design defects in the accelerator and seat belt system. The trial court had rejected the expert testimony offered in support of their claims, and had granted summary judgment...

Defendant's vehicle went out of control, jumped a curb, and killed four children on the sidewalk. The indictment alleged that defendant knew that he was subject to epileptic attacks or another disorder likely causing him to lose consciousness. Defendant...

Under the Major League Baseball’s (MLB) constitution, each of the league’s 30 member clubs must play their home games within a designated operating territory, and relocation to another franchise’s territory was prohibited unless approved...

Two days before the election which would decide if Pier Sixty employees would be able to unionize, Hernan Perez, a server at a Pier Sixty venue, posted a Facebook post stating that his supervisor was “nasty.” The Facebook post also contained...

The deed language included both a specific grant of land in a unit described in a particular survey and a general grant of the seller's interests in the county. The seller did not own any of the land described in the survey but owned other adjacent...

The buyer signed an agreement with the seller to purchase an automobile. The buyer agreed to trade his car in as part payment for the purchase of the new car. The parties agreed as to the price for the trade-in. The agreement provided that if the seller...

Appellant Kathleen Jones stole a credit card application from the mailbox of her son-in-law's aunt and uncle, fraudulently applied for the credit card under their names, and made twenty charges on the credit card between July 8, 1991, and July 21...

For allegedly transporting in interstate commerce from Ottawa, Ill., to Guymon, Okl., one Waco airplane, motor No. 6124, serial No. 256, which was the property of the United States Aircraft Corporation and which had theretofore been stolen, defendant...