The motions judge dismissed the claim against one of
the defendants on a motion for summary judgment, and subsequently ordered a focussed, hybrid trial to deal with the balance of the claims.
Not exact matches
«Because there is no genuine dispute of material fact that Sulyma had actual knowledge of the facts comprising claims I and III, as well as knowledge of the disclosures he alleges were unlawfully inadequate in claims II and IV, the Court grants
defendants»
motion for summary judgment on those claims, finding them time - barred,» Cousins wrote in his opinion.
On their
motion for summary judgment,
defendants argued that plaintiffs had not satisfied the loss causation requirement of Section 10 (b) because plaintiffs» losses were not caused by the revelation that First Solar had committed fraud.
Here's a closer look at the court's ruling
on the district's and individual
defendants»
motion for summary judgment for Ms. I's claims.
Judgment is entered in favor of
Defendants Microsoft Corporation, Electronic Arts Inc., Harmonix Music Systems, Inc., Majesco Entertainment Co., Ubisoft Inc., and Nintendo of America Inc.'s (collectively «Defendants») on Plaintiff Richard J. Baker's («Baker») claims for infringement pursuant to the Court's ORDER GRANTING DEFENDANTS» MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (D.I. 135) dated January 3, 2017 and filed on Januar
Defendants Microsoft Corporation, Electronic Arts Inc., Harmonix Music Systems, Inc., Majesco Entertainment Co., Ubisoft Inc., and Nintendo of America Inc.'s (collectively «
Defendants») on Plaintiff Richard J. Baker's («Baker») claims for infringement pursuant to the Court's ORDER GRANTING DEFENDANTS» MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (D.I. 135) dated January 3, 2017 and filed on Januar
Defendants»)
on Plaintiff Richard J. Baker's («Baker») claims
for infringement pursuant to the Court's ORDER GRANTING DEFENDANTS» MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (D.I. 135) dated January 3, 2017 and filed on January 4, 20
for infringement pursuant to the Court's ORDER GRANTING
DEFENDANTS» MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (D.I. 135) dated January 3, 2017 and filed on Januar
DEFENDANTS»
MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (D.I. 135) dated January 3, 2017 and filed on January 4, 20
FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (D.I. 135) dated January 3, 2017 and filed
on January 4, 2017.
Plaintiffs and
defendant all filed
motions for summary judgment, and
on Feb. 2, U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan issued a memorandum ruling in favor of plaintiffs and an order permanently barring Public.Resource.Org from posting any of the plaintiffs» standards.
The Superior Court allowed
defendant's
motion to dismiss
on the claims of negligent infliction of emotional distress and fraud, and later allowed
defendant's
motion for summary judgment on the claims of intentional infliction of emotional distress and battery.
The plaintiff moved
for summary judgment, but the action was dismissed when the
defendant was successful
on the
motion in claiming that there was no tort
for breach of privacy in Ontario.
Here's what you need to know: Whenever we New York personal injury lawyers sue a
defendant for negligence, there comes a point, usually after depositions, when we consider making a «
summary judgment motion on liability».
The Superior Court allowed the
defendant insurer's
motion for summary judgment on the ground that plaintiff was covered only by her husband's policy in this case.
On appeal, the plaintiffs argued that it was an error for the court to dismiss their defect and negligence claims because the only grounds to grant the motion for summary judgment relied on the trial court granting the defendant's request to exclude the expert's testimon
On appeal, the plaintiffs argued that it was an error
for the court to dismiss their defect and negligence claims because the only grounds to grant the
motion for summary judgment relied
on the trial court granting the defendant's request to exclude the expert's testimon
on the trial court granting the
defendant's request to exclude the expert's testimony.
2008)-- Denial of manufacturer
defendant's
motion for summary judgment in cases arising from explosion at facility in Groton, Connecticut
on grounds that there existed genuine issues of fact as to product liability and recklessness counts of case against manufacturer based
on its claimed failure to account
for and disclose relevant safety and storage information of risks involved in the transport and storage of chemical reagent at ambient temperatures.
Weinstein said, «While no partiality could be construed in rejecting
defendant's
motion for summary judgment based
on timeliness, recusal now is desirable to avoid the appearance of partiality by the undersigned judge in future decisions in the case.»
There's mention of an interesting discussion at SCOTUS blog
on the decline in paid petitions
for cert to the U.S. Supreme Court, whether judges accurately report facts in
summary judgment motions (one way to tell is to read the dissents, according to the post) and an interesting study
on pro se
defendants who apparently perform fairly well in criminal proceedings.
The Court hearing the case agreed with the
defendant and granted the
defendant's
motion for summary judgment, based
on the legal principle of assumption of the risk.
Successfully obtained
summary judgment on securities fraud claims
for defendant; Federal District Court denied plaintiffs»
motion for class certification
Because our existing case law holds that a property owner does not violate the duty of reasonable care by failing to remove natural accumulations of snow and ice, see Sullivan v. Brookline, 416 Mass. 825, 827 (1994), the judge concluded that, as a matter of law, the plaintiff could not prevail
on his claims of negligence; therefore, the judge allowed the
defendants»
motions for summary judgment.
The appellate court was tasked with determining if the trial court was proper to grant the
defendant's
motion for summary judgment based
on the plaintiff's failure to establish that the
defendant was negligent.
Acting
on a
motion for summary judgment filed by Hueston Hennigan, U.S. District Court Judge William H. Orrick held that although courts «sparingly grant
summary judgment in trademark cases because they are so fact - intensive,» the evidence here tilted so heavily in favor of the
defendants as to make
summary judgment appropriate.
D. New Mexico, 2014 (Docket No. 11 - CV -784-BRB / RHS), a New Mexico federal court granted the
defendants»
motions for summary judgment, ruling that the plaintiff's failure to designate an expert witness
on the issue of medical causation before an April 17, 2013 deadline required that the case be thrown out.
The trial court granted the
defendant's
motion for summary judgment on her failure to warn claim, and a jury entered a verdict in Merck's favor in October 2011
on the design defect claim.
Shepherd Real Estate v. Ferguson (204 A.D. 2d 392)
judgment granting
defendant's
motion for summary judgment and dismissing complaint affirmed; broker failed to produce buyer ready, willing and able; buyer and seller were unable to meet agreement
on inclusion of clause in contract (regarding unlimited access to property prior to closing).