Guilfoile v. Shields United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit January 15, 2019, Decided No. 17-1610 Opinion  [*182]  LIPEZ, Circuit Judge . In alleged violation of the False Claims Act , appellant Thomas Guilfoile claims he was fired from...

Fcc v. League of Women Voters Supreme Court of the United States January 16, 1984, Argued ; July 2, 1984, Decided No. 82-912 Opinion  [*366]   [***283]   [**3110]  JUSTICE BRENNAN delivered the opinion of the Court. Moved to action by a widely felt need...

Diebold Found., Inc. v. Comm'r United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit April 15, 2013, Argued; November 14, 2013, Decided Docket No. 12-3225-cv Opinion POOLER, Circuit Judge : The Commissioner of Internal Revenue ("Commissioner"...

Carlisle v. Norris Court of Appeals of New York June 9, 1915, Argued ; July 13, 1915, Decided No Number in Original Opinion  [*403]   [**565]   [***6]  This action was brought to recover a substantial sum of money on the theory that the defendants had...

Albee Tomato, Inc. v. A.B. Shalom Produce Corp. United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit March 19, 1997, Argued ; September 21, 1998, Decided Docket No. 96-7806 Opinion  [*614]  WINTER, Chief Judge : This appeal raises the issue of when a...

Aguilera v. Pirelli Armstrong Tire Corp. United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit February 11, 2000, Argued and Submitted, San Francisco, California ; September 8, 2000, Filed No. 98-16899 Opinion  [*1012]  HUG, Chief Judge: The questions...

The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the staid world of contract law—it has been a wake-up call for clients and their attorneys. It continues to wreak havoc on contractual obligations, resulting in an avalanche of new decisions. This webinar will demystify...

Delaware contract law frequently governs the formation, interpretation, and enforcement of high-stakes corporate and commercial agreements throughout the United States; it also underpins the nation’s predominant corporation and business entities laws...

The COVID-19 pandemic is relatively recent, but is similar to past public health and safety emergencies that have caused canceling or rescheduling of events. Cancellation or rescheduling may either be voluntary or mandated by a civil authority. Get up...

This month, Practical Guidance is publishing new telemarketing privacy state law Q&As for all 51 jurisdictions. These Q&As provide an overview of how states regulate unsolicited commercial telephonic solicitation of traditional and wireless subscribers...