Appellee Countryside Investment Company L.C. was the contract purchaser of a parcel of land in Augusta County. The parcel was given an R-10 residential zoning classification under the Augusta County Zoning Ordinance in effect in 1973. This ordinance provided...

Polymer Tech. Corp. v. Mimran United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit April 3, 1992, Argued ; September 11, 1992, Decided Docket No. 92-7177 Opinion  [***1189]   [*60]  RESTANI, Judge: This action involves claims for trademark infringement...

Dyer v. Childress Court of Appeal of California, Second Appellate District, Division Three February 26, 2007, Filed B187804 Opinion  [**545]  KLEIN, P. J. —Defendants and appellants Helen Childress, Universal City Studios, Wind Down Films, Danny DeVito...

The United States government and several Native American tribes as intervenors, filed a complaint against the state of Washington and other defendants seeking declaratory judgment to clarify the off reservation treaty fishing rights of the tribes. The...

You need to know what journalists are saying about your company—the good and the bad. But with so many journalists and websites writing and publishing articles every single day (sometimes seemingly by the minute), it’s far too difficult to...

Bankr. Estate of Norske Skogindustrier ASA v. Cyrus Capital Partners, L.P. (In re Bankr. Estate of Norske Skogindustrier ASA) United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York April 29, 2021, Decided Chapter 15, Case No. 18-13571 (MG...

Allen v. Am. Cyanamid United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin March 22, 2021, Decided; March 22, 2021, Filed Case No. 11-CV-0055; Case No. 14-CV-1423 Opinion DECISION AND ORDER The plaintiffs in these cases allege they were...

2014 Ohio Tax LEXIS 4113 State of Ohio -- Board of Tax Appeals September 3, 2014, Entered CASE NO(S). 2012-277 (EXEMPTION) Opinion DECISION AND ORDER Mr. Williamson, Mr. Johrendt, and Mr. Harbarger concur. Appellant appeals a final determination of the...

Jessica Cockram sued her former employer, Genesco, Inc., after the company made public statements about Cockram's involvement in an incident in which a pernicious racial slur appeared on a return receipt that Cockram handed to a customer. The district...

On February 10, 1974, James C. Sunday, then just under 21, was injured while skiing as a paying patron on the premises of the Stratton Corporation’s ski resort in Stratton, Vermont. His injuries resulted in permanent quadriplegia. In the instant...