Petitioner appealed from a judgment which granted respondent's motion to disqualify petitioner's counsel. Respondent, which operated as an online media company, was the wholly-owned subsidiary of another client of petitioner's counsel.

Defendant former employer appealed a judgment of the Superior Court of Orange County (California), which awarded damages and costs of litigation to plaintiff former employee in a breach of contract action.

Defendant invested $450,000 with plaintiff in exchange for 300,000 shares of its company stock. However, the defendant resigned due to disagreements between him and the company chairman. Plaintiff contends that it reached a settlement agreement with the...

Petitioners, federal civil service and military retirees, sought a refund of taxes erroneously or improperly assessed in violation of the nondiscrimination principle, which stated that a state violated the constitutional doctrine of intergovernmental...

Four of the five heirs of the decedent filed an action to set aside as a simulation the purported cash sale of immovable property from the decedent to the husband of the fifth child. The action also sought to set aside a subsequent transfer of the property...

Wages & White Lion Invs., L.L.C. v. FDA United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit July 18, 2022, Filed No. 21-60766 CONSOLIDATED WITH No. 21-60800 Opinion  [*430]  Haynes , Circuit Judge : Petitioners Wages and White Lion Investments, LLC...

Moore v. Vanderloo Supreme Court of Iowa April 16, 1986, Filed No. 72/85-518 Opinion  [*111]  Plaintiff Linda Moore suffered a stroke after undergoing a chiropractic manipulation of her neck. She and her children later filed this suit against the chiropractor...

Nahmad v. Hartford Cas. Ins. Co. United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida November 1, 2020, Decided; November 2, 2020, Entered on Docket Case No. 1:20-cv-22833-BLOOM/Louis Opinion  [*1179]  ORDER THIS CAUSE is before the Court...

Tarrant Cty. Coll. Dist. v. Sims Court of Appeals of Texas, Fifth District, Dallas March 10, 2021, Opinion Filed No. 05-20-00351-CV Opinion Appellee Amanda Sims sued her employer, appellant Tarrant County College District (TCCD), claiming that she was...

The authors, composers, and publishers of and owners of certain other interests in a German musical play “Wie Einst in Mai,” which had been produced in the United States of America as “Maytime,” assigned to Hans Bartsch the motion...