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"Dollar Tree is entitled to receive compensation for the substantial damages, including litigation costs and attorneys’ fees that it incurred as a result of Cincinnati’s bad-faith denial of coverage and unlawful claims handling practices," the suit claimed.
With an MD and a JD earned simultaneously at UConn, Wisner comes to Slager Madry from Bridgeport's Koskoff, Koskoff and Bieder.
Circuit judges sitting en banc voted 14-1 on Thursday to overturn the ruling, the 1999 decision United States v. Truscello, explaining that it denied defendants the opportunity to be informed and challenge any non-mandatory terms of supervised release. The lone dissenter wrote that the majority's decision was a "pointless" directive for the district courts.
In a recent law.com video podcast, Blackstone Law associate Lara Heckman talks about how her firm’s AI tools have made her a faster and more effective lawyer.
"The Supreme Court must put a stop to our courts treating the Second Amendment as if it were not part of the Bill of Rights," attorneys for the plaintiffs said in a joint statement.
Blackstone Law associate Lara Heckman talks about how AI has made her a better and faster attorney – despite initial skepticism.
In rulings that could have been written by a satirist, once again the court misses humanist reality through the formalist trees.
The insurer claimed this late notice violated the coverage policy, and the company had no opportunity to "contest City Line's liability or limit Everest's exposure through settlement."
Southwest Airlines, Skechers and Lenovo are among the companies hit by class actions alleging their messages contain a "false senses of urgency" in violation of Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act.