• Cobell v. Babbitt

    Cobell v. Babbitt United States District Court for the District of Columbia February 22, 1999, Decided ; February 22, 1999, Filed Civil No. 96-1285 Opinion  [*8]  MEMORANDUM OPINION I. Introduction This matter comes before the court on the court's...

  • Demming v. Underwood

    Plaintiff Sheree Demming is a real estate investor acquiring properties for remodeling, renovation, leasing, and sale. The plaintiff who has never held a realtor's license, engaged defendant Cheryl Underwood, professional services as a realtor to...

  • Hahne v. Burr

    Plaintiff purchasers Hahne and Steve Schneider entered into an oral agreement with the defendant seller, Clarence Burr , for the sale of land. Although some money was exchanged, the defendant seller ultimately declined to sell the property. Plaintiff...

  • Landry v. Council of Par. of E. Baton Rouge

    Pursuant to call by the Police Jury of East Baton Route Parish (Police Jury), the then governing authority of the Parish of East Baton Rouge, an election was held August 20, 1929, approving a proposed property tax authorization to levy a 3/10ths of one...

  • Taylor v. Tolbert

    Taylor v. Tolbert Supreme Court of Texas February 1, 2022, Argued; May 6, 2022, Opinion Delivered No. 20-0727 Opinion ] Under Texas law, attorneys are generally immune from civil liability to nonclients for actions taken within the scope of legal representation...

  • Hartford Cas. Ins. Co. v. Schwartz

    Hartford Cas. Ins. Co. v. Schwartz United States District Court for the District of Minnesota May 18, 2007, Decided ; May 18, 2007, Filed Civil No. 06-655 (JNE/SRN) Opinion ORDER This is an action for declaratory relief brought by an insurer, Hartford...

  • Hall v. De Cuir

    Benson Hall was the master and owner of the "Governor Allen," a steamboat enrolled and licensed under the laws of the United States for the coasting trade, and plying as a regular packet for the transportation of freight and passengers between...

  • Veroline v. Priority One EMS

    Plaintiff Joshua Paul Veroline and his sister Heather were spending time with friends at Toledo Bend Lake. Heather Veroline injured her knee when she was tossed into the air by a friend. Plaintiff witnessed the emergency medical technicians (“EMTs”...

  • Merritt v. Earle

    Merritt v. Earle Court of Appeals of New York March, 1864, Decided No Number in Original Opinion  [*117]  Wright, J. There was no controversy as to the nature of the accident, or how it occurred, which caused the loss of the plaintiff's horses. On...

  • Lowy v. Travelers Prop. & Cas. Co.

    Lowy v. Travelers Prop. & Cas. Co. United States District Court for the Southern District of New York May 1, 2000, Decided ; May 2, 2000, Filed 99 Civ. 2727(MBM) Opinion OPINION and ORDER MICHAEL B. MUKASEY, U.S.D.J. In this diversity action, plaintiff...