Plaintiff was a music aficionado and befriended defendants, who were in a band. As part of the friendship, plaintiff arranged and paid for two recording sessions, for the purposes of creating a "demo" tape for the defendants, that might capture...

Defendant was convicted in the Circuit Court and he appealed his conviction. The alleged victim testified that defendant took money from his wallet. He never said that any force of violence was used. On cross examination, he stated that defendant did...

The decedent lived in a hotel and relied on her son, the appellant, to assist her in managing the property and personal care. After her death, the son sued the executor of her will to recover for personal services in the six years preceding her death...

Appellants, who lived near a large iron mine, sought review from a judgment entered by the circuit court after a jury verdict awarded damages in trespass for invasions of plaintiffs' property by intrusions of dust, noise, and vibrations that emanated...

Plaintiff hired defendant and provided him with 195 hours of specialized training and a condition of continued employment, defendant entered into an employment agreement that contained a covenant not to compete. Defendant eventually started working for...

Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President & Fellows of Harvard Coll. United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit November 12, 2020, Decided No. 19-2005 Opinion  [*163]  LYNCH, Circuit Judge . Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. ("SFFA"...

Defendant owner brought his dog to defendant church and tied him to the rear bumper of his truck. He brought the dog to defendant church because his family was out of town and he planned on staying at a friend's church-owned apartment to watch the...

In re Batbold United States District Court for the Southern District of New York October 6, 2021, Decided; October 6, 2021, Filed 21-MC-218 (RA) (OTW) Opinion ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION TO CONDUCT DISCOVERY FOR USE IN FOREIGN PROCEEDINGS PURSUANT TO 28...

Petitioner Yugoslavian manufacturer and respondent footwear distributor entered into an agreement for the sale and purchase of footwear. The manufacturer alleged the distributor failed to pay for the footwear shipped and filed an action against the distributor...

Petitioner brought an action under the Tucker Act, 24 Stat. 505, in the District Court for Western Washington, seeking compensation at an agreed rate for the transportation of certain destitute seamen from Ketchikan, Alaska, to Seattle, under the provisions...