The former employee brought an action against the former employer alleging that the employer violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, 29 U.S.C.S. § 621 et seq., in terminating his employment. The trial court submitted the case to...

Petitioner passenger brought a negligence action against respondent railroad company. After demanding a jury trial, petitioner moved to strike out the entire jury panel, alleging that mostly business executives or those having the employer's viewpoint...

Plaintiff grantors entered into a written contract for the sale of property, including an island, to defendant grantees. Plaintiffs retained a riparian 10-foot strip which defendants were allowed to use but not improve. The lake surrounding the island...

A buyer agreed to buy a camper van from a seller. The buyer sought the rescission of the sale for the van. The seller argued that the buyer had breached a contract for the sale of a camper van by rejecting the tender of the van because it had minor defects...

A nursing care provider gave nursing services to defendant nursing care recipient while defendant was hospitalized, during a post-release period, and during an at-home period. The nursing care provider sought compensation for certain nursing services...

Infant plaintiff alleged defendant doctors negligently failed to diagnose that infant plaintiff's mother had contracted German measles in the first trimester of pregnancy. As a result, infant plaintiff was born with congenital rubella syndrome. Infant...

Moody was cooking on a stove in his apartment he rented from Blanchard Place where he was electrocuted when a spoon touched the stove. When Moody did pull away from the stove, he hit his head, neck, and back on the opposite kitchen wall. Moody's daughters...

Parties divorced in 2007. A stipulate judgment was entered in 2007 providing both parents with joint custody. In 2008, the mother filed a motion to establish international visitation in Nicaragua. The trial court denied the motion solely on the grounds...

Modrowski sued the defendants in federal court, challenging the defendants' refusal to give back control over Modrowski's personal email account. The district court issued a temporary restraining order, but the defendants had already stripped...

Petitioner, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, sought review of a decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, in a suit brought by respondent shareholder challenging Title II and VIII of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C.S. §...