Plaintiffs alleged that medical personnel at a naval hospital failed to provide timely care to plaintiff infant under accepted standards, resulting in severe retardation from meningitis, and they contended that the trial judge prejudged the case.

The Commissioner assessed gift taxes against Hogle for the years 1936 to 1941, inclusive. On review, the Tax Court held there were no deficiencies in gift taxes for those years.

Plaintiff insured sought review of the decision dismissing plaintiff insured's action against defendant insurer for damages for failing to defend the insured in an action for assault and battery and for refusing to pay a judgment rendered against...

Plaintiff homeowner filed a motion for summary judgment in his action against defendant fuel supplier for recovery of damages sustained to his property due to the supplier's unauthorized delivery of fuel to his home, based on theories of trespass...

The attorney failed to file an appellate brief, and the client's appeal of his criminal conviction was dismissed. The client filed a complaint with the commission regarding the attorney's misrepresentations. The hearing board found the attorney...

The administrator of the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission filed a disciplinary complaint against respondent attorney alleging misconduct in his representation of seven clients. The hearing board determined that the attorney had engaged...

Defendants, restaurant and food supplier, moved for summary judgment in plaintiff's action for breach of warranty under Md. Code Ann., Comm. Law § 2-314(2), and negligence, based upon plaintiff's consumption of an inedible item in a chicken...

Plaintiff individual filed a motion to remand his action against defendants, owners, state, tribe, and associated agencies and individuals, under La. Civ. Code Ann. art. 3420, 3421, 3423, seeking possession of Indian artifacts or, alternatively, for quantum...

Appellant former employer sought review of the order of a trial court (New York), which dismissed the employer's complaint for an injunction, an accounting and for damages against respondent former employees.

The suit alleged that a particular private university employed racially and ethnically discriminatory policies and procedures in administering its undergraduate admissions program, in violation of federal law and equal protection.