A Delaware company seeking to acquire up to 49.9 percent of plaintiff Heublein, Inc.’s common stock filed premerger notification. Plaintiff also filed premerger notification documents with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department of Justice...

The beneficiary's son took out a life insurance policy, successfully passed physical examination, and paid his first premium. Shortly after the contract, a gunman shot and killed the son. The plaintiff beneficiary filed a complaint to recover under...

The federal agencies published a guide for asbestos removal that stated that supplied air respirators were necessary for maximum health safety. The association, whose members made other types of certified respirators, filed an action for declaratory and...

Respondent Federal Power Commission issued an order granting the intervener, the Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc., a license to build a hydroelectric project on a bank of the Hudson River. Pursuant to 16 U.S.C.S. § 825l(b), petitioners...

Joseph Lee Rice III formed a trust for the benefit of his children in his home State of New York and appointed a fellow New York resident as the trustee. The trust agreement granted the trustee “absolute discretion” to distribute the trust’s...

United States v. Rx Depot, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit February 22, 2006, Filed No. 05-5003 Opinion  [*1053]  MURPHY , Circuit Judge. I. Introduction Appellees Rx Depot, Inc., Rx of Canada, LLC, Carl Moore, and David Peoples...

27 I. & N. Dec. 745; 2020 BIA LEXIS 2 Department of Justice, Board of Immigration Appeals January 9, 2020, Decided 3973 Opinion  [*745]  LIEBOWITZ, Board Member: In a decision dated June 27, 2019, an Immigration Judge terminated the respondents'...

Kaley Raskin and Jenna Turnbaugh, both minors, received personal injuries resulting from a collision of the water craft they occupied and a water craft operated by Chad Leathers in the ocean waters off Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Kaley's and Jenna's...

Appellant Leon James Rollins was arrested at an establishment known as South Florida Billiards which he owned and operated. He was charged with a violation of Fla. Stat. ch. 849.06 (1975), which criminalized permitting anyone under the age of 21, other...

Shamrock Technologies, Inc. v. Medical Sterilization, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit May 4, 1990, Decided No. 89-1711 Opinion  [***1729]   [*790]  MARKEY, Chief Judge. Medical Sterilization, Inc. (MSI) and Robert S. Luniewski...