Bialkowicz v. Pan American Condominium No. 3, Inc. Court of Appeal of Florida, Third District November 12, 1968 No. 67-1074 Opinion  [*768]  The appellants were the plaintiffs below and appeal from a jury verdict in their favor of $3,000. That amount...

Benecke v. Barnhart United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit March 11, 2004, Argued and Submitted, San Francisco, California ; August 9, 2004, Filed No. 03-15155 Opinion  [*589]  B. FLETCHER, Circuit Judge: Plaintiff-Appellant Kathryn L. Benecke...

Art Goebel, Inc. v. North Suburban Agencies Supreme Court of Minnesota August 14, 1997, Filed C6-96-695 Opinion  [*512]  Heard, considered, and decided by the court en banc. OPINION ANDERSON, Justice. Respondent Cleary Agency, Inc. (Cleary) is an independent...

Almanza v. United Airlines, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit March 13, 2017, Decided No. 16-11048 Opinion  [*1063]  ROSENBAUM, Circuit Judge: Some find travel taxing. Plaintiffs in this case are among them, but not for the...

Allstate Ins. Co. v. Plambeck United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit September 17, 2015, Filed No. 14-10574 Opinion  [*671]  JERRY E. SMITH, Circuit Judge: Allstate Insurance Company ("Allstate") sued a consortium of telemarketing...

Al-Rayes v. Willingham United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit February 5, 2019, Decided Nos. 18-11059, 18-11539 Non-Argument Calendar Opinion  [*1304]  GRANT, Circuit Judge: The creditors in this case claim that a husband and wife worked...

Nearly 4,000 cases have been filed in federal district court due to COVID-19 since January 1st; Insurance, contracts, and employment are the most prevalent practice areas. Menlo Park, CA — Lex Machina, a LexisNexis company, announces updated tracking...

There was once a time when the idea of a self-driving car seemed like something straight out of a movie. Even just five years ago, there were only five states where testing these vehicles was even allowed. Now automated vehicles have become a far more...

The staff and students brought a class action, seeking to declare unconstitutional two Washington statutes. The statutes were 1955 Wash. Laws ch. 377 and 1931 Wash. Laws ch. 103, both of which required employees of the State of Washington to take the...

The club sold memberships to their facilities. The members were then offered retail merchandise at supposedly reduced prices. The membership could not be cancelled, even on the death of the member. Merchandise could not be returned and orders could not...