Where a pro se plaintiff sued a bank over reports it made to various third-party reporting agencies, the suit was improperly ...

Where a prisoner pursuing a federal habeas petition argued he should not have to exhaust his state remedies, because West ...

Where local police officers violated the plaintiff’s constitutional rights by entering his apartment, seizing him and ...

Where a franchisor was granted a default judgment on its claims against a former franchisee, its request for fees was ...

Where a reasonable juror could find that an employee’s repeated complaints about alleged food safety were a contributing ...

Where a woman was injured while leaving an assignment at a government facility, her negligence suit was dismissed. Because ...

The court rejected the defendant’s argument that probable cause based on his January 2019 online activities had grown stale ...

Although the plaintiff failed to show good cause when he moved to extend his time to serve the United States and its officers ...

Where two insurers sought a declaration they had no duty to defend or indemnify a company against a lawsuit it aided sex ...

Where an arbitrator resolved the issue of liability, but ordered the parties to fashion a remedy (while retaining jurisdiction if they reached an impasse), and one party instead challenged the ...

Where a home security company used false and deceptive practices to induce a significant number of its competitor’s customers to switch services, the jury’s $189.7 damages’ verdict was affirmed.

ABA Opinion 517 says using race-based peremptory jury strikes violates ethics rules under Model Rule 8.4(g), even if ...