In the kitchen of a doctor's Long Island home, an assailant fatally stabbed Dr. Behrendt and stabbed the his wife 11 times, requiring major surgery to save her life. Two days later, five policemen and two members of the district attorney's staff...

Pretrial civil procedure can be labor-intensive during multiple phases, including case assessment, drafting and filing complaints, responding to complaints, discovery, dispositive and non-dispositive motions and settlement. Attorneys can complete each...

Plaintiff property owner sued defendant neighbors for diverting surface water from their property onto the property owner's property. The trial court found that the neighbors did not act unreasonably, but the Wisconsin Court of Appeals summarily reversed...

Plaintiff, a minor child, burned herself while playing with one of defendant's lighters. Plaintiff, through her parents, sued defendant under the theory that defendant had a duty to manufacture a childproof lighter. Defendant moved for summary judgment...

Defendant A.H., a juvenile, appealed from an adjudication of delinquency for conduct that, if committed by an adult, would constitute two counts of third-degree aggravated assault on school employees Dennis McGee and John Provenzano; third-degree aggravated...

FTC v. Elegant Solutions, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit December 9, 2021, Argued and Submitted, Pasadena, California; June 9, 2022, Filed No. 20-55766 Opinion MEMORANDUM 2 Appellants, five corporations and four individuals...

Camelot Terrace, Inc. v. NLRB United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit February 9, 2016, Argued; June 10, 2016, Decided No. 12-1071 Consolidated with 12-1218 Opinion  [*1087]   [**76]  Karen Lecraft Henderson , Circuit Judge...

New independent research study of law students conducted by PwC * on behalf of LexisNexis ® reveals how next-gen lawyers have embraced Lexis Advance ® legal technologies that include data visualization, AI and analytics. Generation Z, the fastest...

After a religious publishing house began accumulating operational surpluses, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue revoked the 26 U.S.C.S. § 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status conferred on the publishing house decades earlier. The Tax Court affirmed the...

United States v. Boyland United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York November 22, 2022, Decided; November 22, 2022, Filed 11-CR-850-1 (WFK) Opinion MEMORANDUM & ORDER WILLIAM F. KUNTZ, II, United States District Judge : On May...