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  • Duke v. Housen

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  • Blackburn v. Alabama

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  • King Carpentry, Inc. v. 1345 K St. SE, LLC

    Appellee 1345 K Street SE, LLC, owner, and developer of the property at that address hired its co-appellee ADI Construction of Virginia as the general contractor on a condominium project at that location. The latter, in turn, hired appellant King Carpentry...
  • Hartford Casualty Ins. Co. v. Swift Distribution, Inc.

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  • Gimix, Inc. v. JS&A Grp.

    Gimix, Inc. v. JS&A Grp. United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit November 3, 1982, Argued ; February 1, 1983, Decided No. 82-1303 Opinion  [***679]   [*902]  CUDAHY, Circuit Judge. This case comes before us under our jurisdiction over...
  • Is Your Tenant Excessively Using Utilities?

    Many landlords provide utilities as part of the office rental and charge tenants an additional fixed flat fee monthly for these services. However, if the tenant might use an excessive amount of utilities, the landlord should address this issue in the...
  • Harmonia Holdings Grp., LLC v. United States

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  • Circus Circus Lv, Lp v. Aig Specialty Ins. Co.

    Circus Circus Lv, Lp v. Aig Specialty Ins. Co. United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit March 9, 2022, Argued and Submitted, Phoenix, Arizona; April 15, 2022, Filed No. 21-15367 Opinion MEMORANDUM 1 Plaintiff Circus Circus, LV, LP ("Circus...