Sentences with phrase «appellate court recently»

A Nebraska appellate court recently considered what damages a buyer could recover from a seller which failed to complete a property condition disclosure form and also whether the seller's representative could be liable for the seller's failure to complete the form.

A federal appellate court recently allowed a jury to consider allegations that a municipality's enforcement of its housing code had a disproportionate effect on racial minorities in violation of the federal Fair Housing Act («Act»).

A Florida appellate court recently considered whether a broker who introduced buyers to a property could proceed with a lawsuit that claimed that a broker who ultimately represented the buyers was unjustly enriched.

In 1999, a Louisiana appellate court recently considered whether a relocation company could be considered a seller of real estate.

The appellate court recently issued a decision in a case we examined in an earlier Pulse.

An appellate court recently overturned a decision acquitting a company which had been charged following a workplace fatality, holding that there may be circumstances where an employer is required to do more to protect its workers than what is prescribed under the regulations to the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA).

A state appellate court recently issued a decision in a product liability case that was filed by the widow of a man who was killed while working at a factory.

An appellate court recently reversed a lower court's decision based on a catalog of disrespectful and derogatory statements from the bench toward one of the litigants in the case, who was representing himself.

In Massachusetts, an appellate court recently heard an appeal from a defendant restaurant owner after it was determined by the lower court that the case could proceed to trial.

Publication: Intellectual Property Litigation ReporterA federal appellate court recently ruled that the RIAA can not obtain the identities of file traders from their ISPs.

A Florida appellate court recently reversed a lower court's ruling that when the amount of the judgment in a tort case is modified on appeal, post-trial interest must accrue from the date of the verdict rather than from the date of the original judgment.

Three federal appellate courts recently affirmed lower courts» refusal to compel arbitration.

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The fight has culminated in a decision recently handed down by an appellate court in Brooklyn.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to review an appellate court ruling in a case (Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association) challenging the constitutionality of a California law that levies an agency fee on teachers who refuse to join a uCourt recently agreed to review an appellate court ruling in a case (Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association) challenging the constitutionality of a California law that levies an agency fee on teachers who refuse to join a ucourt ruling in a case (Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association) challenging the constitutionality of a California law that levies an agency fee on teachers who refuse to join a union.

The combination of citing Nicchia and Sentell by appellate courts pertaining to upholding well - written breed - specific ordinances was done as recently as 2007 (American Canine Foundation v. Sun, Dist.

Recently, a state appellate court issued a written opinion in a personal injury lawsuit that was filed against a Florida nursing home.

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As a follow - up to my last post, I notice that Rory Perry's Weblog has a recently updated list of other appellate courts providing webcasts of oral arguments.

Recently, in Sattva Capital Corporation v Creston Moly Corporation et al [2014] 2 SCR 633, the court confirmed that the appellate jurisdiction to review written construction cases must necessarily be limited given the legal requirement for the first instance court to reach its decision as a mixed question of law and fact.

I've been reading a lot of judges» decisions recently, and I've noticed a type of comment that comes up frequently: comments that seem to only be provided in order to make it more difficult for an appellate court to overturn their decision.

Recently an appellate court in the US found that clicking OK to a web form satisfied the requirements of the Copyright Act (US) that a transfer of copyright had to be in writing and signed by the transferor.

Most recently, a New York appellate court ruled this week that a college baseball pitcher who was struck in the face by a batted ball during batting practice could not sue his school because he assumed the risk of injury.

State Attorney General Luther Strange is pursuing the case through appellate courts where, most recently, the Alabama Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Judge Todd's decision.

The Wall Street Journal Law Blog recently drew to our attention a case decided by the New York State appellate court, allowing a shooting victim to sue the manufacturer, distributor, and dealer of the gun.

Recently, an appellate court issued an opinion in a personal injury lawsuit regarding an issue that often arises in Florida slip - and - fall cases.

Recently, a state appellate court issued a written opinion dismissing a plaintiff's complaint against the defendant, based on the fact that the...

Recently, an appellate court issued a written opinion in a case overturning a verdict that initially favored a surgical patient's medical malpractice case.

The New York Court of Appeals, which is the highest state appellate court in New York, recently released a decision affirming two lower court decisions to exclude a plaintiff's proposed expert witnesses in a personal injury case filed on behalf of a child who was born with serious birth defects and disabilities alleged to have resulted from his mother inhaling gasoline fumes while she was pregnant withCourt of Appeals, which is the highest state appellate court in New York, recently released a decision affirming two lower court decisions to exclude a plaintiff's proposed expert witnesses in a personal injury case filed on behalf of a child who was born with serious birth defects and disabilities alleged to have resulted from his mother inhaling gasoline fumes while she was pregnant withcourt in New York, recently released a decision affirming two lower court decisions to exclude a plaintiff's proposed expert witnesses in a personal injury case filed on behalf of a child who was born with serious birth defects and disabilities alleged to have resulted from his mother inhaling gasoline fumes while she was pregnant withcourt decisions to exclude a plaintiff's proposed expert witnesses in a personal injury case filed on behalf of a child who was born with serious birth defects and disabilities alleged to have resulted from his mother inhaling gasoline fumes while she was pregnant with him.

A state appellate court in Maine recently handed down a decision that demonstrates the importance of meeting deadlines and other procedural requirements when making a personal injury or wrongful death claim, especially when the claim is against a state or municipality.

IAALS Online recently summarized anticipated efforts in 2014 to alter processes for selecting state court judges, and a recent article in the ABA Journal honed in on a common trend in a handful of these states with commission - based gubernatorial appointment of appellate judges.

An appellate court in California recently reversed summary judgment in favor of a company that employed a maintenance worker accused by plaintiff of negligently failing to conduct an adequate check on her — a guest — at her husband's urgent request.

The case was recently heard in an appellate court in New York.

Recently, a state appellate court issued a written opinion dismissing a plaintiff's complaint against the defendant, based on the fact that the plaintiff concealed prior injuries that he had suffered.

Recently, an appellate court issued an opinion in a wrongful death case in which a man was killed after rear - ending a slow - moving tractor trailer.

Recently, an appellate court issued an opinion in a personal injury case finding that summary judgment should be granted because the plaintiff did not properly respond to the defendant's motion.

Dan's employment practice focuses in particular on the financial services and professional services sectors, and includes High Court, appellate and tribunal advocacy, recently involving a number of lengthy trials and injunction applications.

In another component case of this multi-faceted action, Weil recently secured an appellate victory on behalf of Credit Suisse AG before the Fifth Court of Appeals for the State of Texas.

Recently an appellate court in the US found that clicking OK to a web form satisfied the requirements of the Copyright Act (US) that a transfer of...

The «Kathy K» principle has been repeatedly applied by the Supreme Court of Canada and other Canadian appellate courts, most recently in Housen.

As reported by Law360, a California state judge recently ruled that Latham & Watkins tentatively was entitled to an award of attorney's fees to the tune of about $ 1.6 million as damages in a malicious prosecution case against litigants Messrs. Parrish and Fitzgibbons, in a case which produced quite a bit of appellate activity (including a published California Supreme Court decision).

The Maryland Court of Appeals recently overturned the state appellate court's Duffy v. CBS Corp. deciCourt of Appeals recently overturned the state appellate court's Duffy v. CBS Corp. decicourt's Duffy v. CBS Corp. decision.

The Colorado Supreme Court recently decided to review the 2013 appellate court decision that held that Colorado employers may lawfully terminate an employer for off - duty marijuana use, even if the employee was not impaired while at Court recently decided to review the 2013 appellate court decision that held that Colorado employers may lawfully terminate an employer for off - duty marijuana use, even if the employee was not impaired while at court decision that held that Colorado employers may lawfully terminate an employer for off - duty marijuana use, even if the employee was not impaired while at work.

The federal appellate court for the District of Columbia recently considered when an employer can fire a pregnant employee.