• ANJ Future Invs., Inc. v. Alter

    ANJ Future Invs., Inc. v. Alter Court of Appeal of Florida, Third District March 15, 2000, Opinion Filed CASE NO. 3D00-424 Opinion  [*154]  PER CURIAM. ANJ Future Investments, Inc. and Mohamed Ibrahim [collectively, ANJ] seek to reverse an order appointing...
  • N.C. State Bd. of Dental Exam'rs v. FTC

    Petitioner North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners ("Board") was responsible for creating, administering, and enforcing a licensing system for dentists. After dentists complained to the Board that non-dentists were charging lower prices...
  • Mid Continent Nail Corp. v. United States

    In 2012, the Department of Commerce issued a final determination in an antidumping investigation of certain steel nails from the United Arab Emirates ("UAE"), finding that Precision Fasteners, LLC had engaged in targeted dumping and imposed...
  • Newsome v. Labby

    The grandparents were appointed guardians of their grandchild when the girl's mother and father had their parental rights terminated. The grandparents petitioned the probate court for termination of the guardianship in connection with an order for...
  • Scott v. Anderson-Tully Co.

    In 1925, brothers Stewart Scott Jr. and Willie Scott inherited an undivided one-half interest in a 584.6-acre tract of land in Jefferson County, Mississippi. The brothers' respective estates now each own the undivided one-half-interest shares in the...
  • People v. Farley

    Defendant entered the premises of his former employer, shot several victims, and destroyed property. The trial court denied a change of venue, excused some prospective jurors for cause, denied suppression motions, and instructed on felony murder based...
  • Travellers Int'l AG v. Trans World Airlines

    The obligee, which was in the vacation tour business, sought a permanent injunction against the obligor, an airline, to prevent the obligor from terminating a contract between the parties. This action was filed by plaintiffs in the Circuit Court for the...
  • Gee v. Neiberg

    The parties entered into a one-year written lease. The tenants paid one month's rent as a security deposit that was to be returned to them at the expiration of the lease. After paying 11 months' rent, the tenants moved out and sought the return...
  • Gatton v. T-Mobile USA, Inc.

    In this consolidated appeal, T-Mobile USA, Inc., appeals from an order denying its motion to compel arbitration of actions challenging the early termination fee charged to cellular telephone service subscribers and challenging the practice of selling...
  • Gates v. Rivers Constr. Co.

    An employee was a Canadian citizen who worked for an American employer located in Alaska. Because federal immigration laws prevented the employee, a noncitizen, from working in the United States, the employer periodically deposited funds into a trust...