2019 Pat. App. LEXIS 4316 Patent Trial and Appeal Board Representative Orders, Decisions and Notices May 1, 2019, Decided Case IPR2019-00064 (Patent 8,553,935 B2), Paper 10Case IPR2019-00065 (Patent 8,553,935 B2)Case IPR2019-00085 (Patent 8,553,935 B2...

MU Chptr. of the Sigma Pi Fraternity of the U.S., Inc. v. Northeast Constr. Servs. Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, Third Department June 15, 2000, Decided ; June 15, 2000, Entered 86029A, 86029B Opinion  [*579]   [**678]  Crew III, J. Plaintiff...

Farm Family Mut. Ins. Co. v. Moore Business Forms Supreme Court of New York, Albany County January 3, 1995, Decided INDEX NO.534-91 Opinion  [*657]   [**798]  Joseph Harris, J. Plaintiff moves pursuant to CPLR 3212 for an order granting it summary judgment...

Eichenberger v. ESPN, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit October 3, 2017, Argued and Submitted, Pasadena, California; November 29, 2017, Filed No. 15-35449 Opinion  [*981]  GRABER, Circuit Judge: Plaintiff Chad Eichenberger alleges...

In Feb. 1964, fire destroyed a portion of an inn, which was owned by one Reichert. At the time, the property was subject to a first deed of trust in which defendant American National Insurance Company ("American") was the beneficiary. American's...

Plaintiff Joseph Buckley, Jr. was a customer of defendant Bank, Trenton Saving Fund Society. Both Buckley and his wife were drawers on the checking account. After some years, the married couple decided to uncouple, and Buckley agreed to pay his ex-wife...

Plaintiffs appealed from the District Court for Madison County (Nebraska) finding the defendants negligent for the wrongful deaths of plaintiffs' three children and returning a verdict against them in the exact amount of the medical and funeral expenses...

Petitioner Li Wu Lin, once a student in the People's Republic of China, participated prominently in four pro-democracy protests in the weeks and days before the massacre at Tiananmen Square. Fearing persecution in the wake of the crackdown by the...

What action can a local authority take against the owner of a property who leaves bread in their garden which has caused a rat infestation which plagues neighbouring properties? The owner is not engaging with the local authority and there may be mental...

Defendant was convicted under Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 4 (1913) of keeping a place with intent and for the purpose of unlawfully selling, bartering, and giving away intoxicating liquors. Defendant sought review, contending that the statute was unconstitutional...