Matter of Walt Disney Company v. Tax Appeals Tribunal

Appellant appealed the trial court's denial of its motion to compel arbitration against appellee, who sued appellant and others for sexual assault, false imprisonment, and negligence related to her participation in the reality TV show "Love Is Blind."

In a dispute between respondent homeowner and petitioner Lennar Homes regarding personal injuries respondent attributed to a construction defect, the procedural journey began with respondent suing petitioner for premises liability and negligence, seeking over $1 million in compensatory and punitive damages.

Expert's Report on Loss Causation, Damages Satisfies Rule 702, 'Daubert', Is Not Excluded

Dana Johnson, a former Raytheon Co. employee, appealed the district court's decision, which found it lacked subject-matter jurisdiction over most of his claims under the False Claims Act and granted summary judgment to Raytheon on the remaining claim.

Appellant Mobil Oil Federal Credit Union appealed the trial court's denial of its motion to compel arbitration against appellee Craig Smith, who sued appellant for personal injuries from a chair collapse at appellant's facility.

Proxy's Financial Projections Were Accompanied by Sufficient Cautionary Language

Appellee, an Illinois corporation, issued two substantially identical liability insurance policies to EMCOR Group, a Connecticut-based corporation.

Appellant, proceeding pro se, filed suit against multiple private entities and government officials asserting a number of claims relating to the Social Security Administration's allegedly improper withholding of his disability benefits.