Moussouris v. Microsoft Corp. United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit November 4, 2019, Argued and Submitted, Portland, Oregon; December 24, 2019, Filed No. 18-35791 Opinion  [*461]  MEMORANDUM 2 Appellants Katherine Moussouris, Holly Muenchow...

Prior to filing its voluntary petition under Chapter XI of the Code, Borne Chemical Company, Inc. (Borne) commenced a state court action against Rolfite Company for the alleged pirating of trade secrets and proprietary information from Borne. The Rolfite...

The husband had been married to the wife, who was also the mother of the remainderman. Upon the mother's death, part of her trust assets were placed in a sub-trust for the husband's benefit, as directed by the language of the relevant trust documents...

United States v. United Shoe Machinery Corp. Supreme Court of the United States April 1, 1968, Argued ; May 20, 1968, Decided No. 597 Opinion  [*245]   [***564]   [**1498]   [****4]  MR. JUSTICE FORTAS delivered the opinion of the Court. In 1953, in a...

United States v. Asarco Inc. United States District Court for the District of Idaho September 30, 1999, Decided ; September 30, 1999, Filed Case No. CV 96-0122-N-EJL, Case No. CV 91-342-N-EJL Opinion ORDER Pending before the Court in the above-entitled...

Plaintiffs, Richard K. Brenner and Terry L. Brenner, sued on behalf of their child, alleging that the latter became ill after ingesting lead-based paint chips and inhaling dust from deterioration of lead-based paint applied to the walls of their residence...

United States v. Mississippi Valley Generating Co. Supreme Court of the United States October 19, 1960, Argued ; January 9, 1961, Decided No. 26 Opinion  [*523]   [***273]   [**295]  MR. CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN delivered the opinion of the Court. We granted...

IBM v. Expedia, Inc. United States District Court for the District of Delaware July 24, 2019, Decided; July 24, 2019, Filed Civil Action No. 17-1875-LPS-CJB Opinion REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION In this patent infringement action filed by...

Defendant Joey L. Stoner was a suspect in an armed robbery. After police officers obtained information where defendant was staying, they went to the hotel and received permission from the night clerk to enter defendant's room, where they seized evidence...

In three different cases, with varying results upon defendants' motions to suppress, police officers who had observed suspicious conduct inside automobiles stopped the cars after having observed traffic infractions, and arrests for more serious offenses...