Sentences with phrase «recent appellate court decision»

A recent appellate court decision addressed this issue.

BY LEGAL LARRY The controversial development of a parcel in Ramapo known as Patrick Farm was again the subject of recent appellate court decisions.

Not exact matches

This DEC action comes on the heels of a recent New York State appellate court decision that reinstated criminal indictments against another concrete company, Quality Concrete, also located on Newtown Creek.

On Friday, De Havilland's attorneys filed a petition with the California Supreme Court to review an appellate court's recent decision to toss out her case against FX over her portrayal in the miniseries «Feud: Bette and Joan.&rCourt to review an appellate court's recent decision to toss out her case against FX over her portrayal in the miniseries «Feud: Bette and Joan.&rcourt's recent decision to toss out her case against FX over her portrayal in the miniseries «Feud: Bette and Joan.»

That is a central issue in a recent lawsuit by Southeastern Legal Foundation (SLF), the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), a host of lawmakers and several companies, who are petitioning the Supreme Court to review an appellate court decision upholding the EPA's global warming regulatCourt to review an appellate court decision upholding the EPA's global warming regulatcourt decision upholding the EPA's global warming regulations.

A Case Comment describes and analyzes a recent important appellate court decision and concludes by offering opinions as to the decision's probable impact on future cases.

In its May 10th decision, Quebec's appellate court answered «no» to the question of whether «the Constitution of Canada authorize the implementation of pan-Canadian securities regulation under the authority of a single regulator, according to the model established by the most recent publication of the «Memorandum of Agreement regarding the Cooperative Capital Markets Regulatory System.»»

A recent Utah Supreme Court decision sets forth a good example of how not to use out - of - state authority when writing an appellate brief on a question of first impression.

In a recent decision of the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland, Maryland's intermediate appellate court addressed the question of whether a New York resident could be subject to personal jurisdiction in a Maryland paternity and support action based on his filing of an answer to the original complaint for custody, his request for genetic testing, and his request for discoCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland, Maryland's intermediate appellate court addressed the question of whether a New York resident could be subject to personal jurisdiction in a Maryland paternity and support action based on his filing of an answer to the original complaint for custody, his request for genetic testing, and his request for discocourt addressed the question of whether a New York resident could be subject to personal jurisdiction in a Maryland paternity and support action based on his filing of an answer to the original complaint for custody, his request for genetic testing, and his request for discovery.

The most recent article includes cases where lawyers were sanctioned for appealing a case based on a knowingly false claim, the dismissal of an appeal for failing to file a brief (after two extensions of time), and a decision in which the appellate court found the controlling contract provision itself, after both sides had been arguing the wrong provision since the trial began.

Recent Criminal Law Decisions by Maryland and federal Fourth Circuit appellate courts (Blog - Jan. 27, 2018)

In a recent Texas appellate decision, a woman challenged the lower court's judgment in a lawsuit for negligence and wrongful death.

Hopefully, the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court will revisit the application of the common - fund doctrine in light of recent appellate decisions that suggest the hospital lien codified in OCGA 44-14-470 is no different that traditional equitable, «shoe - stepping» subrogation.

[14] These «clearly established principles of law» do not emanate solely from precedential appellate decisions, but rather «can derive from a variety of legal sources, including recent controlling case law, rules of court, statutes, and constitutional law.»

A recent decision of an American appellate court provides a vivid illustration of the complexity of the issues surrounding the courts» treatment of scientific information that I have been blogging about here.

Perhaps that thought lingers in the recesses of their minds, but decisions of appellate courts of this province in recent years have supported such efforts by trial and motion court judges, as long as the creative solutions are fair.

This recent decision from a California appellate court is certain to worry that state's commercial real estate community.

Follow court decisions in significant cases such as two recent appellate decisions in recruitment cases, as well as a court's determination that data providers must foot the bill for redaction of personal information.