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    After receiving medical treatment for two strokes, the wife returned home functionally impaired and unable to resume her previous domestic regimen. She moved out of the matrimonial domicile and petitioned for divorce.
  • State v. Barela

    Defendant was employed as a massage therapist. The victim was his client. In defendant’s version of the encounter, the victim became roused and initiated sexual contract. The two then began having sex. In contrast, the victim told the jury that...
  • In Re of Sailors' Union of The Pac. , 92 N.L.R.B. 547; 1950 NLRB LEXIS 127; 27 L.R.R.M. 1108; 92 NLRB No. 93

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  • Blue Chip Stamps v. Manor Drug Stores

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  • Stokes v. Harrell

    Stokes v. Harrell Supreme Court of Arkansas June 2, 1986, Opinion delivered No. 85-204 Opinion  [*179]   [**755]  Larry and Sylvia Stokes have appealed from a directed verdict on behalf of Sybil Harrell, doing business as The Harrell Agency. In 1980 the...
  • Trump v. Vance

    In 2019, the New York County District Attorney’s Office—acting on behalf of a grand jury—served a subpoena duces tecum on Mazars USA, LLP, the personal accounting firm of President Donald J. Trump, for financial records relating to the...
  • Farmers' Loan and Trust Company v. Winthrop

    Decedent Helen C. Bostwick created a trust, with the intention of transferring additional sums into the trust. Decedent's death occurred prior to completion of the transfers. The trustee and the remaindermen under the trust and the legatees under...
  • Sell v. United States

    A Federal Magistrate Judge initially found petitioner Sell, who had a long history of mental illness, competent to stand trial for fraud and released him on bail. However, the Magistrate later revoked bail because Sell's condition had worsened. Sell...
  • Farmer v. Brennan

    Petitioner Dee Farmer, a preoperative transsexual who projects feminine characteristics, was incarcerated with other males in the federal prison system, sometimes in the general prison population but more often in segregation. Farmer claimed to have been...
  • The Alpha and the Omega: Insurance Applications

    Coverage begins (and sometimes ends) with the application for an insurance policy. Start the New Year by reviewing the fundamentals of the insurance application process, including an extensive discussion about binders. READ NOW » Related Content...